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Burn Recommendations

Last Updated: 2026-11-02 15:29:10.783564 MST
Idaho

AS11 Restrictions Upper Smith, Sno-Lo, Almost Round Cedar, Newport Ridge, More Otts Cedar, Never Summer, Long mtn GNA Piles, Ranch Road Brushing, Reserve Creek

Conditional: Joint Chiefs’ Honey Badger and Joint Chiefs Kootenai Fuels – reduce to 50 acres each

AS12B Restrictions Lengthy Trout, Upper West Side, Split3 South,  Silver Cr. 83, Silver Bullet Band, Bertha Turn

Conditional: Implement either Yew Bone OR Geno Last Stand

AS14 Conditional D3 Handpiles – limit to 5 acres of test piles for future work

Implement either 618 Roadside Piles OR Horseshoe Salvage

 AS15 Restrict Grassy Flats

Montana

Meteorology/Dispersion Discussion

Last Updated: 2026-11-01 17:03:03.450118 MST

Airshed charts and summary table can be found here and maps can be found here.

High pressure becomes the main weather feature Tuesday and Wednesday which will bring stable air. Dispersion is going to be poor especially where wet ground keeps the fog in place and limits solar heating. 

Pattern shifts a bit later in the week as a disturbance brings a weak front through Montana and Idaho. This may bring an increase in wind and a few showers but its a relatively weak feature and may not break all the inversions. 

 Dan Borsum NRCC meteorologist

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