Modrite fire grows in Eastern WA, forces Inchelium to evacuate
First publishedJul 31, 13:52 UTC
Last updatedJul 31, 15:04 UTC · 12m ago
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As of Friday morning, the fire on the Colville Reservation stood at more than 22,600 acres and containment had dropped to 27%.
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The Modrite fire is burning in eastern Washington state. It has grown to more than 22,600 acres on the Colville Reservation. Containment of the fire has fallen to 27 percent. The blaze forced the town of Inchelium to evacuate.
Why it matters
Large wildfires threaten homes, wildlife, and air quality. Evacuations keep people safe but disrupt daily life.
In brief
- Where is the Modrite fire located?
- It is burning on the Colville Reservation in eastern Washington.
- What does 27 percent containment mean?
- It means firefighters have controlled 27 percent of the fire's edge.
- Why did Inchelium evacuate?
- The growing fire threatened the town, so officials ordered residents to leave for safety.
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Modrite fire grows in Eastern WA, forces Inchelium to evacuate
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