The Fat fire has increased to the north and west, burning side slopes facing the West Fork. Good progress continues on the staffed portions of the Razor fire. Moderate winds, cooler daytime temperatures, increased relative humidity, line construction on the north and south side, as well as small flaring operations and completion of reinforced line on the east side continues, resulting in an overall reduction of fire activity. Parallel to the East Fork and West Fork, sprinkler systems are in place and being maintained, as the area continues to be patrolled and monitored by structural engines. Sprinklers and hazard reduction mitigation measures continue along the East and West Forks, Hugh Creek, and the Lost Trial Ski Resort communities.
All areas are still on alert with structure protection plans in place.
Until anchor points and direct attack occurs in the East Fork and other residential areas, the threat continues. The Army crews are in the final stages of training and will assist with structure protection this week. Due to slower winds, fire activity continued to be moderate. Fire is smoldered and crept with some minor torching occurring. Hot spots continued to flare up within some portions of the interior of the fire.