Utah Fires

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External data is not official This information is compiled automatically, and is not confirmed by a human reviewer. November 10, 2026 at 11:56 PM EST

Daily Wildfire Report

Wildfire activity is quiet across Utah under cool seasonal conditions

Wildfire activity across Utah is quiet with no active fires threatening communities. Cooler autumn conditions have reduced significant fire potential to minimal levels statewide.

Conditions and Outlook

No fire weather watches or red flag warnings are in effect for Utah. Significant fire potential remains at its lowest level across all regions through the coming days. Routine fire weather planning forecasts have been suspended for the winter season due to cool and moist weather.

Burn Bans and Land Management

Interagency fire crews are conducting seasonal prescribed pile burns statewide, including operations in San Juan, Iron, and Summit counties. Emergency area closures remain in effect across the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache and Ashley national forests near the Yellow Lake burn scar. Exploding targets and tracer ammunition remain prohibited year-round on state and federal lands.

What Residents Should Do

  • Close windows and drive with caution if prescribed burn smoke settles into valleys overnight.
  • Obtain an entry permit from the Heber-Kamas Ranger District before visiting inholdings in the Yellow Lake closure area.
  • Check local fire management dashboards before calling emergency services to report smoke from permitted prescribed burns.