Photo from aerial reconnaissance of the #RedFire on September 11, 2022 shows little fire activity after precipitation moved through the park.
Photo by Kaleena Lynde/USFS

September 12, 2022 - Yosemite National Park Sunday, September 12, 2022 fire report.

The #RedFire (8,309 acres) and #RodgersFire (2,765 acres) Both are being managed for multiple objectives. Trail closures are associated within these fire areas.

For more information, visit:

Red Fire: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8332/

Rodgers Fire: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8333/

#YosemiteSeptemberLightning: In the past week, Yosemite Fire and Aviation and partners have responded to multiple new lightning strikes in the park. No closures or evacuations are associated with these incidents at this time. All are/were less than 1/4 acre and have been contained or are being suppressed. No new fires were detected yesterday.

More information, visit:

Yosemite September Lightning: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8419/

#ChiquitoFire: Chiquito Pass/Chain Lakes area, near the park’s southeast boundary

#TurnerFire: east of Alder Falls, along Turner Ridge, northeast of the Wawona Road above Alder Creek

#EmpireFire: near Empire Meadows, Badger Pass area

#WolfFire: Along Tioga Road, east of White Wolf

#ObeliskFire: East of Starr King Meadow/ west of Lake Obelisk/Mt. Clark

#RanchFire: Northeast of Hetch Hetchy Reservoir

#AlderFire: North of Alder Creek, northwest of Wawona

Current Air Quality

View current air quality conditions throughout Yosemite National Park and the region at https://fire.airnow.gov/