Oregon has had hundreds of fires break out so far this year, and many are still ongoing with a month left in the fire season.

Wildfires continue to burn across Oregon, leading to evacuations and unhealthy air quality for much of the state.

A red flag warning, for extreme fire danger, has been issued for most of Oregon east of the Cascades on Aug. 1.

Wildfires in Washington and Oregon have triggered evacuations as the Northwest remains the nation's busiest fire zone.

The American West is battling a persistent wildfire season, with the Pacific Northwest bearing the brunt as dozens of massive blazes rage in Oregon and Washington.

The Big Grass Fire became the largest wildfire in Oregon’s modern history this week by blackening 579,300 acres. The Grasshopper Fire remained active.

The map highlights the scale of the 2026 fire season, with massive blazes in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah and Kansas.

New fires on the Clackamas River brought fresh closures, but air quality improved across much of Oregon on Aug. 10.

Wildfires in Canada and Washington have displaced tens of thousands.