Bolt Creek Fire: Officials determine fire was 'human-caused'
Oct 3, 2022 · On Sunday, Oct. 1, fire officials told FOX 13 News that the cause of the fire was human activity. The exact cause remains under investigation. Warmer and drier conditions had contributed to elevated fire behavior on Saturday, primarily in the area north of Eagle Rock.
Wanws Bolt Creek Fire Information - InciWeb
Sep 23, 2022 · Very smokey conditions in lower portions of the fire area with light winds and an inversion maintained pockets of persistent smoldering, and creeping fire spread across portions of the fire, with isolated pockets of surface fire and flare ups.
‘We have fire all around us and we can’t get out’
Aug 1, 2023 · On Oct. 20, smoke from the Bolt Creek Fire and other blazes gave Seattle the worst air quality in the world. Why don’t they just put out the fire? some wondered.
Bolt Creek Fire impacts will be felt for years to come
Oct 23, 2022 · SKYKOMISH, Wash. — Crews are finally heading home from the Bolt Creek Fire, after battling the smoke and flames for more than a month. However, people living there are still far from out of...
Inside the Bolt Creek fire — and the newly burning forests of the ...
Oct 19, 2022 · The Bolt Creek fire has burned over 14,600 acres (or 22.8 square miles) on private, state, tribal and federal lands along Highway 2 from the Beckler River campground on the east to just below ...
Bolt Creek Wildfire - ArcGIS StoryMaps
May 31, 2023 · Bolt Creek Fire is located in the northeast of Seattle in Washington near the town of Skykomish in King County. The wildfire occurred by a human-cause fire and burned over 39 days from September 9th to October 16th 2022, and affected 14,766 acres.
Bolt Creek fire, Highway 2 closure and evacuations: Live updates
Sep 12, 2022 · The Bolt Creek fire ignited early Saturday morning and spread rapidly to 7,600 acres by Sunday, prompting evacuations around the small town of Index in the western Cascade Mountain foothills.
Bolt Creek Wildfire
The Bolt Creek Fire has left burn scars on the landscape, and created a new threat of potential flash floods and debris flows during and after storm events. Scroll down for more information about these hazards, especially for those planning to travel along U.S. 2. What are the risks?
Bolt Creek Fire evacuations are no longer in place | king5.com
Oct 2, 2022 · According to authorities, the fire has grown to approximately 12,486 acres and is 36% contained. The fire is continuing to spread into the Wild Sky Wildnerness, primarily around Eagle Rock...
Bolt Creek Fire: US 2 closed, smoke in the Puget Sound region - king5.com
Sep 21, 2022 · Crews are removing trees burned by the Bolt Creek Fire along Highway 2 that are at risk of falling on the roadway. Highway 2 remains closed between Index and Skykomish as crews battle the...