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Nine Lightning Fires Detected In Yosemite National Park

Yosemite, CA– Recent thunderstorms over Yosemite National Park have sparked nine lightning-caused fires, primarily in high-elevation wilderness areas ranging from 4,700 to 9,800 feet. Fire managers are currently assessing conditions and formulating responses. Firefighters are on the scene providing updates on conditions for the Indian, Porcupine, Harden, and Cascade fires. Some areas of the park received precipitation from the recent storms; however, as fuels dry out, additional fires may occur. The full list of the fires is below.

Fires Being Monitored:

Written by Nic Peterson

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