Fire season heating up
A fire roars on the back side of Spirit Lake on July 3. From May 10 to Oct. 20, everyone in the woods is expected to have a shovel and bucket handy, as well as spark arresters on their recreational vehicles, to prevent forest fires.
Photos courtesy of Timberlake Fire
Timberlake Fire Protection District Firefighter Jack Duclos, right, works to put out a fire off Kelso Lake Road on May 12. The fire was started by children playing with matches. As fire season heats up in North Idaho, officials ask that people remain cautious and vigilant. A majority of recent fires have been caused by humans. (Photo courtesy of Timberlake Fire)
A Timberlake Fire apparatus sprays down Farragut State Park on July 13, 2020. With the heat advisory and dry weather this week, fire officials have offered tips for staying safe, including bringing a fire extinguisher when camping and making sure chains don't drag on roadways. (Photo courtesy of Timberlake Fire)
Larson
Etherton
Hot, dry conditions expected to continue, caution urged
Temperatures, and fire danger, are high this week.
As of Tuesday, the only active fire being monitored in North Idaho is between Spirit and Twin Lakes across from Silver Beach...
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