Firefighting efforts across the Willamette Complex in Oregon have made significant progress due to favorable weather conditions, with various fire incidents reporting increased containment. The Blue River fire remains at 15% containment, while the East of Middle Santiam Wilderness fire is at 72% containment, both battling intense heat pockets. A community meeting is scheduled to address the Willamette Complex South fires, which have burned over 12,000 acres, with the Chalk Fire now at 54% containment. In British Columbia, cooler temperatures have aided firefighting efforts, allowing families to return home as evacuation orders are lifted, although new fire risks from winds and lightning are anticipated. The Boulder Creek drainage fire in Washington has experienced slowed spread due to recent rain, but dry conditions are expected to return, posing challenges for containment. Crews are actively monitoring and preparing for potential fire activity in affected areas, ensuring protection for local communities.