Map Shows States Experiencing Dangerous Fire Weather

While the East Coast sees fewer severe wildfires compared to the Western U.S., the issuance of red flag warnings highlights ...
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Where are the fires in WA? Here's a map of the wildfires burning across the state

This story was updated with the latest wildfire numbers on October 13, 2025, at around 3:30 p.m. As fall sets in, many of the state's wildfires are nearing containment, though a few continue to grow ...
KHQ

Wildfires worsen air quality as Washington seeks funding for prevention

WASHINGTON - Wildfires continue to impact air quality in Washington as the Labor Mountain and Lower Sugarloaf fires burn over 40,000 acres each in Central Washington. According to Commissioner of ...
ABC7 San Francisco

At least 2 dead, 185 structures lost in Washington wildfires, officials say

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. -- Two wildfires in Spokane County, Washington have burned more than 20,000 acres and left at least two people dead, officials say. As of Sunday night, the Oregon Road Fire and ...
KING5

14 large wildfires burn across Washington as crews face rugged terrain, shifting weather

LEAVENWORTH, Wash. — Fourteen large wildfires are burning across Washington state, consuming more than 122,000 acres this year as firefighters battle rugged terrain, shifting weather, and evacuation ...
komonews

Washington wildfires burn 250K+ acres, budget cuts may affect fire prevention efforts

TUMWATER, Wash. — Wildfires in Washington state have scorched more than a quarter-million acres this year, according to the Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Public land officials and ...
MyNorthwest.com

October arrives, but Washington’s wildfire season continues

October has arrived, but Washington’s wildfire season is far from over. Washington State Commissioner of Public Lands Dave Upthegrove toured the area near the Labor Mountain fire on Wednesday, one of ...
The Spokesman-Review

Washington’s active wildfires offer warning, state lands chief says

SEATTLE — Two wildfires burning east of the Cascade crest are now the state’s largest, and serve as a reminder that, despite rainy, fall weather in Western Washington, fire season rages on.