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Burn bans issued in Camas-Washougal area

Temperatures are expected to exceed 100 degrees through Saturday

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Youngsters enjoy cooling off in sprinklers set up by the Camas-Washougal Fire Department on Thursday afternoon at Hamllik Park in Washougal. It was welcome respite from temperatures that pushed above 100 degrees. Sweltering conditions are expected to continue through Saturday.

The Camas-Washougal Fire Chief this morning announced that all outdoor burning is prohibited within the city limits. State and Clark County officials issued similar mandates earlier this week.

The ban includes all recreational fires, however, enclosed barbecue grills can still be used.

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