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The blaze, which has killed at least four people, erupted on July 29 in the Klamath National Forest near the Oregon border.
It doesn’t take the test of a magic eight ball to answer this question. All signs point to yes. We’re observing a late season based on the cool and wet
Wildfires are dangerous in many ways while they're actively burning, but risks can still linger months to years after the flames are extinguished.
Ground this morning? >> reporter: jose, it's going to be a long road to recovery for the people of eastern kentucky. there is so much heartbreak and devastation, understandably, over the flooding here. behind me you can see the river. we've been watching debris flow from up stream, people's belongings, personal effects, fridges, things that were in homes, now gone forever. people here, as you mentioned, contending with the heat as the waters recede, making things that much worse as people begin the cleanup. as you mentioned, also, hundreds are still unaccounted for. we still don't have an exac...
The group did not have service to call for help and waited until the water subsided enough to walk through.