RX White Oak East Prescribed Fire, Pope, Arkansas
Event tracked by NASA EONET. Category: Wildfires.
AegisWatch Crisis Intelligence Summary
The RX White Oak East Prescribed Fire in Pope, Arkansas has been initiated as a controlled burn to manage vegetation and reduce wildfire risks.
Trajectory: The prescribed fire is designed to burn in a controlled manner, with low wind conditions expected to help contain the fire's spread and prevent it from escalating into an uncontrolled wildfire.
Infrastructure Impact: Minimal impact anticipated on infrastructure as this is a controlled burn; however, nearby structures may experience temporary smoke exposure.
Event Intelligence Data
- Event
- RX White Oak East Prescribed Fire, Pope, Arkansas
- Hazard Type
- Wildfire
- Location
- Pope County, Arkansas, United States
- Coordinates
- 35.453047, -92.875139
- Risk Score
- 30/100
- Severity
- 3/5
- Status
- active
- Trajectory Prediction
- The prescribed fire is designed to burn in a controlled manner, with low wind conditions expected to help contain the fire's spread and prevent it from escalating into an uncontrolled wildfire.
- Infrastructure Impact
- Minimal impact anticipated on infrastructure as this is a controlled burn; however, nearby structures may experience temporary smoke exposure.
- Source
- NASA EONET
- Detected
- 2026-02-26T09:19:00.000Z
- Last Updated
- 2026-02-26T09:19:00.000Z
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- AegisWatch Crisis Intelligence Platform
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