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Not Much Activity Expected From Wyo. Wildfires
Not Much Activity Expected From Wyo. Wildfires
Not Much Activity Expected From Wyo. Wildfires
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Cooler temperatures are keeping wildfires in Wyoming in check for the time being. Officials say they don't expect much activity Thursday on fires burning in remote areas of western Wyoming. The Alpine Lake Fire in the Shoshone National Forest on the Wind River Indian Reservation and the Butte Creek Fire in the Teton Wilderness both have died down...
Expected Dry Lightning Raises Wyo. Fire Risk
Expected Dry Lightning Raises Wyo. Fire Risk
Expected Dry Lightning Raises Wyo. Fire Risk
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (AP) — The risk of new fires starting is high across western Wyoming, including Yellowstone National Park. The National Weather Service says a weak monsoonal moisture flow is expected to bring strong wind gusts and dry lightning Thursday afternoon, making it possible for new fires to start and spread...
More Aid For Counties Affected By Colorado Fires
DENVER (AP) — The U.S. Small Business Administration has approved disaster loan assistance for farmers, ranchers, businesses, homeowners and nonprofit organizations affected by some Colorado wildfires, flooding and mudslides this summer. The low-interest loans are available to people affected by fires and the subsequent flooding and mudslides in El Paso and Larimer counties...
More Wildfires In Wyoming Over Weekend
More Wildfires In Wyoming Over Weekend
More Wildfires In Wyoming Over Weekend
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Another weekend with more wildfires starting across Wyoming and firefighters quickly responding. State Forester Bill Crapser says there was a lot of activity over the weekend statewide, especially in Sheridan, Campbell and Crook counties in northern Wyoming...
Firefighters Get Handle On Wildfires In Wyoming
Firefighters Get Handle On Wildfires In Wyoming
Firefighters Get Handle On Wildfires In Wyoming
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Wildfires continue to start and burn across Wyoming, but State Forester Bill Crapser says firefighters appear to be handling them well thanks to heavy initial attacks as soon as a fire is reported. Crapser says after a busy June and July it appears that fire activity has settled down to what the state would normally see at this time of year...
Firefighters Get Handle On Wildfires In Wyoming
Firefighters Get Handle On Wildfires In Wyoming
Firefighters Get Handle On Wildfires In Wyoming
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Wildfires continue to start and burn across Wyoming, but state Forester Bill Crapser says firefighters appear to be handling them well thanks to heavy initial attacks as soon as a fire is reported. Crapser says after a busy June and July it appears that fire activity has settled down to what the state would normally see at this time of year...

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