STATION #2
ACRES BURNED
583
STATE
Oklahoma
ORIGIN COUNTY
Clevelandcontainment
100%
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35.230561731028, -97.1583411106766
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2025-03-16
TIMELINE
11 days
March 16
Detected
March 27
LAST UPDATED
Incident Data
CAUSE
Undetermined
BEHAVIOR
MinimalPRIMARY FUEL TYPE?
Short Grass (1 foot)Description
E of Norman, OK
Response
Lead Protecting AGENCY
DVF
TOTAL PERSONNEL
11
DISPATCH CENTER
Arkansas-Oklahoma Interagency Coordination CenterMULTI-JURISDICTIONAL?
YesPROPERTY OWNERSHIP
Private
(Private)
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Nearby Air Quality
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2025-03-27 08:08:55.7488902025-03-27 08:08:55.748890
**Start Date/Time/Location** The wildfires in Oklahoma, including the area affected by the "Station #2 Fire," began on Friday, March 14, 2025. The fires were widespread, affecting multiple counties such as Stillwater, Mannford, and others[1][2][3]. **Size and Containment** As of the latest reports, the fires have burned over 170,000 acres across Oklahoma. The containment status varies, but many fires remain uncontained. For example, one of the larger fires in the area was reported to be 0% contained as of recent updates. The Station #2 Fire specifically is 583 acres and 60% contained as of March 16, 2025[1][2][3]. **Growth and Rate of Spread** The fires spread rapidly due to high winds and dry conditions. By Saturday morning, the situation had calmed somewhat, but the fires continued to burn in many areas. High winds, gusting up to 30-40 miles per hour, significantly contributed to the fire's spread[1][2][3]. **Containment Efforts** Firefighters and emergency responders from various agencies, including local fire departments, the Oklahoma Forestry Services, and the Oklahoma National Guard, are working to contain the fires. However, the strength of the windstorm and the demand for protection on the ground have outpaced the capability of resources to suppress the fires effectively[1][2][3].
Citations
['https://www.battstaging.com/fire/station-2/', 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du3yC7YzWlA', 'https://oklahoma.gov/oem/news/newsroom/wildfire-situation-update-2---march-15-2025.html', 'https://extension.okstate.edu/fact-sheets/wildfires-in-oklahoma.html', 'https://stillwaterok.gov/437/Fire-Station-No-2']
