Overview
- The Cram Fire has scorched more than 95,740 acres across Jefferson and Wasco counties and is closing in on the 100,000-acre mark that would classify it as a megafire.
- Federal and state agencies continue to treat the blaze as the nation’s top wildfire incident, deploying over 930 firefighters, 88 engines and eight helicopters.
- Containment has increased from 49% to 73% after weekend weather shifts, allowing officials to release some structure protection teams.
- The fire has destroyed four homes and two other structures, and evacuation orders remain in effect across Jefferson, Wasco and Crook counties.
- Investigators are still examining the blaze’s cause while interagency crews focus on mop-up and reinforcing perimeters under favorable conditions.