Strong winds affecting the 100 Mile Creek Fire

May 31, 2014 3:40 p.m.

Strong winds from the south at 35 pmh with gusts up to 50 mph are producing extreme fire behavior on the 100 Mile Creek Fire near Delta Junction. The winds are preventing firefighter efforts on the ground. Retardant tankers are being used to provide protection for military assets in the area. There is no threat to communities or civilian. Red Flag Warnings for strong southerly winds have been posted for the north side of the Alaska Range through 10 p.m. The strong winds are expected to continue to late in the evening on the 100 Mile Creek Fire.



Categories: Active Wildland Fire