Oklahoma Fires
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Gracemont Fire Contained as Rain Chances Moderate Oklahoma Wildfire Threats
Cooler conditions, rising humidity, and incoming rain chances have moderated wildfire behavior across Oklahoma, reducing the threat of large fires statewide. Firefighters have contained the Gracemont Fire in Caddo and Canadian counties, allowing all nearby evacuation orders to be lifted. Despite easing fire behavior, extensive county burn bans remain active across most of the state due to persistent drought.
Key Fires
- Gracemont Fire — The fire burning east of Binger in Caddo and Canadian counties is now contained after destroying nine homes and 20 outbuildings. All evacuation orders for the community of Scott have been lifted.
- Little Coop Fire — Firefighters responded to this vegetation fire in Delaware County as moderate weather conditions helped keep fire spread limited.
Conditions and Outlook
No red flag warnings or fire-weather watches are in effect across the state, with significant fire potential staying low to moderate over the coming days. Expect warm, overcast conditions with breezy southerly winds and increasing chances of rain heading into the weekend.
Burn Bans and Land Management
County-level burn bans are active in 62 of Oklahoma's 77 counties due to ongoing drought, including Tulsa County, which has prohibited all outdoor burning and open campfires.
What Residents Should Do
- Adhere strictly to local county burn bans and refrain from any outdoor burning.
- Ensure trailer chains are secured properly to avoid dragging and causing roadside sparks.
- Visit forestry.ok.gov for official daily fire updates and current county burn ban listings.