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Juniper Fire Currently Has No Growth
Williams, Arizona The Juniper Fire did not grow yesterday; it is approximately 415 acres. The lightning-caused fire is being managed for resource objectives 18 miles northeast of Williams. Light rain fell on the fire today in addition to heavy precipitation received Tuesday. Fire activity consisted of smoldering large logs and stumps. There were no smoke impacts to the local area. Approximately 12 personnel are assigned to the incident, monitoring and patrolling the fire perimeter. Managers expect minimal growth as long as the current weather system exists. While fire activity has slowed, smoke may be visible occasionally north of Spring Valley. For additional information, please visit the Inciweb at http://www.inciweb.org/incident/2026/ or call Punky Moore, Fire Information Officer, 928-635-5653. Author:Kaibab National Forest Press Release
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