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E Evans Creek Rd 18000 Fire

Possible damage: Fire

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Active wildfires

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High significance Active 98% contained Medford, OR · Last updated · source: NASA EONET

Evacuations in effect for this event

  • Evacuation advisoryUS-OR-JAC-JAC-428Upper Applegate
  • Evacuation advisoryUS-OR-JAC-JAC-436Upper Applegate

Live from Oregon OEM · as of . Zones can change quickly — follow your local sheriff / emergency management for instructions.

The E Evans Creek Rd 18000 fire in Jackson, Oregon has burned 14,442 acres with 8 percent containment as of July 10, 2026. Homes in the affected area face direct fire damage risk while the incident remains largely uncontained.

Overview written from official NASA EONET and National Interagency Fire Center/IRWIN data.

Type
Wildfires
Official size
15,580 acres
Containment
98%
Cause
Undetermined
Began
Status
Ongoing

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Affected area map

The shaded area is the affected-area perimeter reported for this event by NASA EONET (Jackson, Oregon), colored by hazard type. Pan and zoom to explore the map; when more than one observation exists, use the slider below to step through how the reported area changed.

Interactive affected-area map

Jackson, Oregon · ≈ 24 sq mi reported extent · Enable JavaScript to explore the map.

reported perimeter · evacuation zones (dashed): advisory

View the timeline — how the reported area changed

Official size & containment

Official incident size and containment reported through NIFC / IRWIN, as we observed it. Newest first.

  1. 15,580 acres ±0 98% contained
  2. 15,580 acres ±0 98% contained
  3. 15,580 acres ±0 95% contained
  4. 15,580 acres ±0 95% contained
  5. 15,580 acres ±0 95% contained
  6. 15,580 acres ±0 90% contained
  7. 15,580 acres ±0 90% contained
  8. 15,580 acres ±0 90% contained
Show 26 earlier observations
  1. 15,580 acres ±0 87% contained
  2. 15,580 acres ±0 78% contained
  3. 15,580 acres ±0 68% contained
  4. 15,580 acres ±0 66% contained
  5. 15,580 acres ±0 66% contained
  6. 15,580 acres ±0 66% contained
  7. 15,580 acres −125 54% contained
  8. 15,705 acres ±0 46% contained
  9. 15,705 acres ±0 38% contained
  10. 15,705 acres ±0 33% contained
  11. 15,705 acres ±0 26% contained
  12. 15,705 acres +690 26% contained
  13. 15,015 acres ±0 17% contained
  14. 15,015 acres +573 17% contained
  15. 14,442 acres +443 8% contained
  16. 13,999 acres +909 8% contained
  17. 13,090 acres +1,539 8% contained
  18. 11,551 acres +3,708 5% contained
  19. 7,843 acres +2,473 5% contained
  20. 5,370 acres ±0 5% contained
  21. 5,370 acres ±0 5% contained
  22. 5,370 acres +1,742 5% contained
  23. 3,628 acres ±0 5% contained
  24. 3,628 acres ±0 5% contained
  25. 3,628 acres +476 5% contained
  26. 3,152 acres 5% contained

Shown as reported by our sources — not an official product. For current advisories and the authoritative map, see NASA EONET ↗.

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Latest updates

Official updates and news coverage for this event, newest first — National Weather Service products, local storm reports, incident updates and press headlines. Official items are verbatim government text; news headlines link out to the original outlet.

  1. Forecast discussion NWS MFR

    Area Forecast Discussion

    Breezy afternoon winds will elevate fire weather concerns through the week as temperatures gradually return to normal and dry conditions persist.

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    000 FXUS66 KMFR 082327 AFDMFR

    Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Medford OR 427 PM PDT Sat Aug 8 2026

    .KEY MESSAGES...

    * A change in the upper pattern will bring a steady decrease in daytime highs back to seasonal norms by midweek, with dry conditions continuing.

    * Minor disturbances will keep breezy afternoon winds in the forecast, bringing elevated fire weather concerns.

    * Signals for afternoon and evening thunderstorms are appearing on Friday and Saturday, but with little confidence in any specific outcome.

    &&

    .DISCUSSION...Warm temperatures continue as an upper ridge flattens, with a more zonal flow pattern expected for much of the week ahead. The most immediate impact will be decreased daytime highs as well as decreased overnight lows, which will make continued Heat Advisories unnecessary. By midweek, temperatures across the area look to be at seasonal norms. Slight warming is possible near the end of the week as the flow aloft splits, with a fairly flat ridge to the north and a cutoff low to the south. This westerly flow will stay dry through much of the week.

    Model imagery does not include any significant disturbances in the upper flow, but weak passin…

    Read the full discussion at NWS MFR ↗

  2. News Jefferson Public Radio

    Resources spread thin as crews fight dozens of Oregon wildfires

    Read the full article at Jefferson Public Radio ↗

  3. News Oregon Coast Beach Connection

    Fire Personnel, Engines from Oregon Coast Head Out to Fight Fires near Rogue River

    Read the full article at Oregon Coast Beach Connection ↗

  4. News Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB

    Resources spread thin as crews fight dozens of Oregon wildfires

    Read the full article at Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB ↗

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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