llandudno fire – Emergency services are currently battling a significant wildfire on Cwm Mountain, just outside Llandudno. The fire broke out earlier today, sending thick plumes of smoke across the region and prompting urgent response from the North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.
Fire crews have been deployed in large numbers, with both ground teams and aerial support working to contain the flames. Local residents have been urged to stay indoors and keep windows closed due to poor air quality caused by the smoke.
Authorities have yet to confirm the cause of the fire, but dry conditions and recent heat in the area may have contributed to the rapid spread.
⚠️ Key Live Updates:
- Multiple fire engines and off-road response vehicles are at the scene.
- Smoke is visible from surrounding towns, including Conwy and parts of Colwyn Bay.
- No evacuations have been ordered at this time, but the situation remains under close watch.
- Local roads near the base of Cwm Mountain may be partially closed to allow emergency access.
- Wildlife conservation groups are monitoring the impact on local species and habitats.
A spokesperson for North Wales Fire and Rescue said:
“Our teams are working in difficult terrain to contain the fire and protect nearby communities. We advise the public to avoid the area for their own safety.”
The public is asked not to attempt hiking or walking near the area while emergency operations are underway. More updates to follow as the situation develops.
