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The Burdoin Fire had been burning on the Washington side of the Columbia River since July 18, continuing to impact surrounding areas. Forecast simulations over a 12-hour period indicated a potential affected area of over 22,000 acres, reflecting the scale and intensity the fire could reach under prevailing conditions. This situation underscored how rapidly wildfires could expand and the importance of anticipating fire spread to support timely evacuations and response efforts. As conditions evolved, reliable information and continuous monitoring remained critical to understanding containment progress and minimizing risk to nearby communities.