Wildfire Grows to Over 134 Square Miles, Threatening Washington State

The wildfire near Osoyoos has rapidly expanded overnight, covering over 134 square miles and remaining active with low-humidity conditions. Local officials are closely monitoring the situation.

The wildfire near Osoyoos has grown to cover over 85,000 acres (approximately 134 square miles) in a single night. This rapid expansion is attributed to low-humidity conditions that have supported the fire's growth.

Local authorities are on high alert and Oroville, situated south of Osoyoos, has been placed on 'be ready' status for potential evacuation. Multiple areas west and south of Oroville have already been evacuated due to the wildfire's proximity and intensity.