Oregon’s wildfire season has eased considerably from just a couple weeks ago, when nearly 40 fires were burning more than 2-and-a-half million acres across the state, but the danger isn’t over. Thirteen wildfires are still burning in the state, forcing hundreds of people to evacuate. …Fire crews list the 60,000-acre Hagen fire at 28% containment, while the 8,600-acre Paradise fire just to the north remains 0% contained. …More than 300 firefighters have battled windy conditions and often-rapid fire growth for more than a month. …The two-week-old Austin and The Narrows fires, burning in eastern Clackamas County in the Mount Hood National Forest, continue to burn uncontained….Northwest of the Austin fire, The Narrows fire is burning along steep hillsides near OR 224, about 25 miles outside Estacada. …The Flint fire, burning just miles from the northeastern edge of the Big Grass fire — now the largest in state history at 579,000 acres — grew rapidly in dry conditions Monday to 6,000 acres.