Overview
- The Cram Fire has scorched over 95,740 acres in central Oregon, making it the largest wildfire in the United States so far this year.
- Crews are concentrating on mop-up operations and strengthening perimeter lines under higher humidity and cooler temperatures.
- More than 900 firefighters supported by 88 engines and eight helicopters remain deployed as the fire holds the nation’s top response priority.
- At least four homes and two other structures have been destroyed and evacuation orders persist across Jefferson, Wasco and Crook counties, with some zones beginning to reopen.
- Officials maintain a state of emergency as investigators probe the blaze’s origin and monitor its potential to exceed 100,000 acres and achieve megafire status.