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The Labor Mountain Fire, sparked by lightning in Washington, has burned 35,000 acres and remains 7% contained as of September 29, 2025.
The Labor Mountain Fire, sparked by lightning on September 1 near Cle Elum, Washington, has burned over 35,000 acres and remains only 7% contained as of September 29, 2025.
It has prompted Level 3 evacuation orders for areas including Blewett Pass, Valley Hi, and Camas Land, with a 30-mile stretch of U.S. Route 97 closed.
Firefighters, including Hot Shot crews, are battling the blaze in rugged terrain using controlled burns and firelines, but full containment is not expected until seasonal rain or snow.
The fire threatens recreation areas, homes, and infrastructure, while smoke impacts air quality.
A second fire, the Lower Sugarloaf, covers 39,135 acres and is 38% contained.
Evacuation levels have been downgraded in some areas, but residents are urged to stay informed through official channels.
El incendio de la montaña Labor, provocado por un rayo en Washington, ha quemado 35.000 acres y permanece contenido en un 7% hasta el 29 de septiembre de 2025.