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A wildfire in central Washington has burned over 17,000 acres, prompting widespread evacuations and air quality warnings.
A large wildfire, the Labor Mountain Fire, has burned 17,181 acres in central Washington since igniting on September 1 and remains only 7% contained.
High winds and dry conditions under a Red Flag Warning have intensified fire behavior, prompting expanded Level 3 “Go Now” evacuation orders for areas including Camas Meadows, Blewett Pass, and parts of U.S. 97.
Additional evacuations and fire advisories are in place across Chelan and Kittitas counties, with emergency shelters open.
Over 350 firefighters are working to protect structures using aircraft, dozers, and engines.
Smoke has spread widely, affecting air quality in regions including Spokane and Grant County.
Residents are urged to follow official updates and evacuate immediately if ordered.
Un incendio forestal en el centro de Washington ha quemado más de 17,000 acres, provocando evacuaciones generalizadas y advertencias sobre la calidad del aire.