Forsyth Fire, Washington County, Utah, United States Last Modified: 01:00 June 22, 2025 UTC Satellite images, weather and heat maps of Forsyth Fire, Washington County, Utah, United States Burn size is 1,647 acres 0% contained
Forsyth - Wildfire and Smoke Map | freep. com Forsyth (30 Miles N from St George, UT) Incident Type Category: Wildfire: Incident Size (Acres) 1,647: Estimated Cost to Date: $1,500,000: Fire Cause: Natural: Source: The Wildland Fire Interagency Geospatial Service(WFIGS), Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre (CIFFC), NOAA Office of Satellite and Product Operations
Forsyth Fire update: lightning confirmed as cause - ABC4 Utah The ongoing Forsyth Fire is confirmed to have been caused by lightning as it continues to burn around 1,640 acres in and around Pine Valley with 0% containment and Pinto are under evacuation orders Pinto was given a “set” status meaning fire could potentially reach the area Map of closed areas due to Forsyth Fire (Credit: Dixie
Forsyth - Wildfire and Smoke Map | burlingtonfreepress. com Forsyth (30 Miles N from St George, UT) Incident Type Category: Wildfire: Incident Size (Acres) 1,500: Estimated Cost to Date: and the Midwestern states This area is the result of regional fire activity combined with transported smoke from the north and west Light smoke from Alaskan and Canadian wildfires continued to affect much of the
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Southern Utah wildfire update: Cox tours Forsyth Fire area The Forsyth Fire started Thursday, and by Sunday had burned some 5,500 acres, Cox said As of Sunday, according to the Utah Fire Info website , the fire remained 0% contained
Forsyth Fire Emergency Area and Trail and Road Closure - US Forest Service Area Closure: The area closed by this Order is depicted on the Map attached hereto as Exhibit A, which is incorporated herein by reference, and is generally described as: An area of National Forest System land within the Forsyth Fire perimeter and areas and trails that access the Forsyth Fire on the Pine Valley Ranger District