Thunderstorms spark small fires across Lassen National Forest

Four small, slow-moving fires have broken out in the Lassen National Forest Area caused by...
Four small, slow-moving fires have broken out in the Lassen National Forest Area caused by thunderstorms(MGN)
Published: Jun. 8, 2023 at 11:00 AM PDT
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SUSANVILLE, California (KOLO) - Recent thunderstorms have sparked a number of small, slow moving fires across the Lassen National Forest.

The forest says there are four fires actively burning; the Crater Fire, the Deadhorse Fire, the Christy Fire, and the H-1 Fire. All are 100% contained and controlled.

Firefighters will patrol the area of the fires, checking for heat until they are extinguished.

So far this year, the Lassen National Forest has seen a total of seven lightning caused fires, all within seasonal norms. As of early June, fire danger for the area remains low as fuels are moist.