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Watch: 'Firenado' caught on video in Utah during Deer Creek Fire
The fire-induced tornado developed within the Deer Creek Fire just after 1 p.m. MT on Saturday, July 12, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). The "firenado," which was given an EF-2 rating, lasted for about 12 minutes. Tornados ranked as an EF-2 are deemed "significant" and exhibit a wind speed of 111-136 miles per hour.
Crews are fighting five western slope blazes, including the fast-growing Turner Gulch Fire. See the latest map of the ...
The fire that sparked in southeastern Utah last week and crossed into southwestern Colorado this week has damaged over a ...
The growth of one wildfire burning on Colorado’s Western Slope has slowed to a crawl, but four others continue to scorch ...
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Deer creek fire containment increases to 11%, evacuation orders lifted in some areasLA SAL, Utah ( ABC4) — The containment on the Deer Creek Fire burning in San Juan County has increased from 7% to 11%, ...
Fire crews working across western Colorado made more progress containing and slowing the growth of several wildfires Thursday ...
Four of the five wildfires burning on Colorado’s Western Slope have together consumed nearly 21,000 acres, according to fire ...
The Sowbelly fire, burning 2,274 acres in the Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area west of Delta, was 16% contained ...
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