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Prescribed burns successful across Plumas National Forest
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Source: The Plumas Sun

The Plumas National Forest reports that recent prescribed burning operations at multiple locations across the forest have been successful over the past week. “This work is critical as part of fuel reduction and community protection efforts,” said personnel. Personnel said burning operations are also being conducted by other agencies, organizations and private individuals in the area. This can result in more widespread smoke, which can impact different areas, highways and local roads. Firefighters continue to closely monitor weather and wind direction and speeds. They will also be monitoring smoke conditions closely and taking measures to minimize smoke impacts to nearby communities. This may include adjusting the number of acres being treated, slowing or halting ignitions, or holding until conditions are more favorable, said PNF. If weather conditions become unfavorable, including increased or gusty winds in the area, burning will stop until conditions improve.
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