Red Flag Fire Warning Issued for Roosevelt County & 6 Surrounding Counties, MT

Wildfire Threat & Property Risk in Roosevelt County, MT

NWS active Red Flag Fire Warning boundary map for Roosevelt County & 6 Surrounding Counties, MT
  • Expected Duration: August 1 from 2:00 PM until August 2, 2026 at 9:00 PM MDT
  • Primary Hazard: 35 MPH Wind Gusts
  • Property Impact: Any fires that develop will likely spread rapidly. Outdoor burning is not recommended.

The National Weather Service office in Glasgow, Montana has issued an official Red Flag Warning for portions of Montana. A Red Flag Warning is in effect from July 31 at 8:13PM MDT until August 2 at 9:00PM MDT for critical fire weather concerns. Southeast winds on August 1 will turn to the Northwest, with speeds at 15 to 25 MPH and gusts up to 35 MPH. Outdoor burning is not recommended due to rapidly spreading fires. The affected area includes Fort Peck Reservation and several counties.

Impacted Locations

  • Counties Involved: Roosevelt County, Sheridan County, Dawson County, McCone County, Prairie County, Richland County, Wibaux County

Preparing Your Property for Wildfire Hazards

Immediate Safety Measures

  • Eliminate Outdoor Sparks: Strictly avoid open campfires, debris burning, or utilizing outdoor equipment that could ignite dry brush.
  • Secure Evacuation Paths: Ensure your vehicles have adequate fuel and keep localized residential access routes clear for emergency vehicles.
  • Report Smoke Instantly: Maintain a high level of situational awareness and immediately dial 911 if you spot rising smoke plumes.

Post-Fire & Smoke Insurance Preparation

  • Document structural damage: Take immediate photos of any visible effects of the storm, no matter how small or minute the damage may seem. Clear photographic evidence anchors your eventual claim recovery.
  • Mitigate safely: Policyholders generally have a responsibility to mitigate further damage. Handle emergency temporary fixes (like shutting off a main valve or tarping a broken window) if safe to do so. Do not attempt permanent structural repairs until an official inspection occurs.
  • Log milestones: Keep a running timeline of the incident, damage discovery dates, and interactions with your insurance company to keep the claim organized.

Noble Public Adjusting Group is basing our weather data on real-time active alerts provided by the National Weather Service.

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