Montana's newest wildfire quadruples in size, but so far is not threatening homes officials

Montana's newest wildfire quadruples in size, but so far is not threatening homes: officials
Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest reported new fire on Cliff Mountain
Montana's firefighters are battling a new blaze that’s expanded to about 400 acres since Sunday.

The Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest said on Sunday that fire personnel were responding to a new fire located on Cliff Mountain east of Deer Lodge.

On Sunday, the fire was estimated to be between 50-100 acres and was exhibiting active behavior. Air attack was en route, the national forest’s official Twitter account noted.

It has grown to an estimated 400 acres by Monday when the national forest established an incident webpage to track what’s been dubbed the "No Grass Creek" fire.