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Once again, a Maui community was upended by fire activity on the Hawaiian island when a brush fire prompted new evacuations over the weekend, as the search for remains continues more than two weeks after the deadly brush fires in Lahaina.
Record-setting wildfires in Canada could potentially continue burning at an abnormally high rate for several more weeks, though the spread of blazes is likely to start diminishing in September, according to federal projections released on Friday. Forest fires have engulfed parts of nearly all 13 Canadian provinces and territories this year, forcing home evacuations, disrupting energy production, and drawing in federal as well as international firefighting resources. "This summer has turned into
A harrowing sight. you are supposed to drop into paradise. unfortunately this is hell on earth for so many people. luckily the fire activity has died down. behind us we have a group of firefighters keeping tabs on one hot spot making sure it doesn't get out of control. so many people hurting on the island of maui at this hour. it is still unclear how the fires started on tuesday. but when they did, this island was a tinderbox. things were so incredibly dry and winds were whipping in part due to hurricane doria doria, winter gusting the flames and it made it so difficult for firefighters to put...
Cool weekend temperatures and widespread rain has slowed the advance of Montana's wildfires, but dozens of fires continue to burn across the state.
Montana Governor's Fire Season Briefing warns that cool, wet weather into mid-July is likely to change bringing greater risk of catastrophic wildfires