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4170 Tule Rd Wildfire

Possible damage: Fire

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High significance Active Yakima, WA · Last updated · source: NASA EONET

A high-significance wildfire began in Yakima, Washington on June 14, 2026, posing a fire threat to homes in the area.

Overview written from official NASA EONET data.

Type
Wildfires
Began
Status
Ongoing

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Latest updates

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  1. Forecast discussion NWS PDT

    Area Forecast Discussion

    Isolated to scattered thunderstorms possible this afternoon across central Oregon and eastern mountains, with activity diminishing by late afternoon.

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    000 FXUS66 KPDT 141038 AFDPDT

    Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Pendleton OR 338 AM PDT Tue Jul 14 2026

    .KEY MESSAGES...

    - Isolated to widely scattered thunderstorm chances this afternoon across central OR and the eastern mountains, with chances spreading to north central OR and south central WA Sunday

    - Above normal temperatures with dry conditions will persist into early next week

    - Uncertainty remains around synoptic pattern Thursday into early next week

    &&

    .DISCUSSION...Today through Wednesday: Satellite imagery tonight shows increasing mid to upper level cloud cover east of the Cascade crest, with radar imagery showing light to moderate returns pushing across east central OR. This activity is associated with a shortwave impulse currently over southeast OR, and is anticipated to push north along the OR/ID border then rotate northwest into ID/MT early in the afternoon. Showers associated with this impulse will be focused along the Southern Blues into Wallowa county throughout this morning, with shower activity waning mid to late afternoon. A secondary impulse riding up the south-southwest flow aloft will produce another round of shower activity across cent…

    Read the full discussion at NWS PDT ↗

  2. News Columbia Basin Herald

    Garred Road Fire sees no growth, two other local fires contained

    Read the full article at Columbia Basin Herald ↗

  3. News KING5.com

    4 ‘large’ wildfires burn in Washington as risk rises west of Cascades

    Read the full article at KING5.com ↗

  4. News Nonstop Local News

    Brush fire near Toppenish at 24,090 acres, 100% contained

    Read the full article at Nonstop Local News ↗

Show 6 earlier updates
  1. Columbia Basin Herald News

    Fire report for June 18, 2026

  2. AppleValleyNewsNow.com News

    Tule Fire containment grows to 75%

  3. Methow Valley News News

    Big Twin Lake fire contained at 1.5 acres

  4. InciWeb Incident update

    4170 Tule Rd

  5. dailydispatch.com News

    20,000-acre Tule Road Fire burns in Washington; 300-acre Upriver Fire threatens homes

  6. KATU News

    More than 20,000-acre wildfire burns south of Yakima; fire near Spokane threatens homes

Updates are captured automatically from official and news sources, and may lag the live source. For the very latest, see NASA EONET ↗.

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