Sycan

active fire wildfire

Updated

ACRES BURNED

2,185

ORIGIN COUNTY
Lake
CONTAINMENT

90%

Environment
Right Now
Fair icon
43°F
Fair
Light Wind 4 mph · NNE
47
Good Air Quality
TODAY SEP 16 SEP 17 SEP 18
Weather Fair 43° 39° Overcast 64° 45° Rain Showers 63° 46° Overcast 70° 43°
Area Fire Potential
TODAY Lowest
SEP 16 Lowest
SEP 17 Lowest
SEP 18 Lowest
Area Fuels
Tall Grass (2.5 feet)
Nearby Structures
WITHIN
6
Other
Known Structures
6 structures
WITHIN
Response
LEAD AGENCY
Oregon Department of Forestry
RESPONSE LEVEL
Type 4
60 Response Personnel
Lakeview Interagency Fire Center
Details
Undetermined According to NIFC, the cause is still undetermined
INCIDENT DETAILS
FIRE BEHAVIOR
Minimal
DESCRIPTION
20 Miles SW from Summer Lake, OR
OVERVIEW
Sycan Fire started on 09/11 and is currently at 2,185 acres and 90% containment.
From the Web
External data is not official This information is compiled automatically, and is not confirmed by a human reviewer. September 14, 2026 at 11:58 AM PDT

Sycan Fire Report — September 14, 2026

Crews secure perimeter lines near Sycan Marsh as fire activity moderates

The Sycan Fire is burning northwest of Sycan Marsh and southwest of Summer Lake in Lake County. After initial wind-driven spread through grass, brush, and timber, fire activity moderated to smoldering and creeping as crews secured perimeter lines. No communities or structures are currently threatened.

Evacuations and Closures

  • No evacuation orders, warnings, or road closures are in effect for Lake County (as of September 12).

Impact

Although structures and energy infrastructure in the area were initially threatened, no damage or losses have been reported, and no injuries have occurred.

Conditions and Outlook

Northerly winds are forecast to become gusty from the north-northwest before shifting to the northeast with improving humidity and a chance of light drizzle toward midweek. Fire behavior is expected to remain minimal with smoldering fuels inside the perimeter. Firefighters will continue mopping up remaining hot spots and reinforcing established control lines.

Cause and Context

The cause of the fire remains undetermined. The incident is managed by the Oregon Department of Forestry Lake Unit under a Type 3 command structure.

Official updates current through September 14, 2026.

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