This weekend’s warm and dry weather will create conditions for additional activity on the 11,798-acre Williams Mine Fire northwest of Trout Lake.  Containment remains at 31%.  Edges of the fire that aren’t contained in the wilderness and pockets of residual fuels on the interior of the fire will continue to burn and produce smoke.  Officials say fire personnel will continue to monitor the fire and take action if appropriate, with a Blackhawk helicopter available to drop water if needed to cool flare-ups.  An aerial reconnaissance flight found the area creating the most smoke is on the north side of the fire, in the wilderness area between Morrison and Shorthorn creeks, and is not threatening any containment lines.  Fire personnel plan to wrap the Morrison Shelter and do work near the South Climb trailhead in case the fire moves toward them.