Although the number of wildfires has been decreasing, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) cautions that wildfire season is not over.
The SPSA noted that improved weather conditions have helped to reduce the threat of wildfires, but warmer temperatures and dry conditions can quickly change the wildfire risk across the province, as experienced last week with the hot weather conditions.
As of 4:30 pm on Tuesday, there are 41 active wildfires in the province. Of those active fires, nine are categorized as contained, two not contained, 26 are ongoing assessments and four are listed as protecting values.
The TRAIL Fire, west of Beauval, and the MUSKEG Fire, north of La Plonge Reserve and Beauval, are currently categorized as not contained.
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) is not involved with any evacuations at this time.