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Video of the Day: ‘Firenado’ in Deer Creek
A fire vortex, formed from intense heat of combined fires and turbulent winds, spread in Deer Creek in San Juan County, Utah on July 12. The firenado formed from the massive Deer Creek fire that by July 14, was reported to have grown to more than 10,000 acres with zero containment, and the cause remains unknown.
Crews are fighting five western slope blazes, including the fast-growing Turner Gulch Fire. See the latest map of the Colorado fires.
Utah fire fighters working to suppress the Deer Creek Fire Saturday witnessed the fire react to atmospheric conditions to form a rare fire-induced tornado, or firenado for short.
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The Deer Creek fire burning in San Juan County is now 7% contained and has burnt about 12,906 acres, according to the latest ...
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A large vortex or "firenado" formed over the Deer Creek Fire in San Juan County, Utah over the weekend, officials said.
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