"This fire is notable for its rapid detection and the fact that it has already burned 10 acres within a short period, highlighting the potential for quick expansion in the region. The lack of containment and undetermined cause underscore the need for continued monitoring and potential resource deployment."
The STUTLER wildfire was discovered on September 12, 2026, in Spokane County, Washington, at approximately 21:39:05. As of the latest update at 23:00:04, the fire has burned 10 acres with no containment reported and the cause remains undetermined. The incident is under the jurisdiction of an unspecified agency, and no personnel or cost estimates have been released. The fire behavior and weather conditions have not been reported, so the current status is limited to the initial size and lack of containment. Over the brief timeline, the fire has not shown growth or containment progress beyond the initial 10 acres.
Good air quality. Outdoor activity is generally safe near this incident.
Nearest reporting station: Spokane. Source: AirNow.gov (EPA).
Given the current lack of containment and unknown fire behavior, residents in the vicinity should remain vigilant, stay informed through local authorities, and be prepared to evacuate if conditions worsen. General wildfire safety guidance applies: avoid outdoor activities that could spark fires, keep a safe distance from the fire, and follow any evacuation orders promptly.
IRWIN ID: {F2AC84CB-0933-4971-B8D6-DC33A984D7BA}
Discovered: Sep 12, 2026
Cause: Undetermined
Coordinates: 47.5069, -117.4156
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The STUTLER Fire has burned 10 acres as of September 12, 2026.
The STUTLER Fire has not yet reached any official containment.
The official cause has been listed as: Undetermined.
The STUTLER Fire is burning in Spokane, WA.
No, the STUTLER Fire is no longer listed as active by NIFC.
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