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How the Bootleg Fire is generating its own weather AccuWeather 2 hrs ago Adriana Navarro Having already devoured a span of acres that could swallow Los Angeles, the Bootleg Fire is now generating its own weather. Since the flames took hold on July 6 in southern Oregon, the blaze has scorched over 388,000 acres and is only 30% contained, according to InciWeb. It's currently unknown how the flames started, and after two weeks of feeding off of the parched landscape wrought by an intense heat wave and months of drought, it has become the largest wildfire to burn in the West thi...

It's going to be hot, hot, hot Share Updated: 10:26 PM CDT Jul 20, 2021 Chris Gloninger Share Updated: 10:26 PM CDT Jul 20, 2021 Hide Transcript GET LOCAL BREAKING NEWS ALERTS The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 10:26 PM CDT Jul 20, 2021 Chris Gloninger Smoky skies have made for some amazing sunsets (and sunrises) across the state of Iowa. Air quality hasn’t been an issue locally, but to the east it’s been a problem for people suffering chronic respiratory illnesses. Smoke will begin to ...

Riverside Fire What started out as a small fire near the Riverside Campground suddenly turned into a large blaze along the Clackamas River of Sept. 8, 2020. Fifteen campgrounds, five trailheads, and nearly 33 miles of trail were damaged or destroyed during the fire. according to USDA. The fire mostly impacted the Mt. Hood National Forest. When: 2020 Acres burned: 138,054 Archie Creek Fire The Archie Creek Fire burned east of Roseburg in the North Umpqua corridor on state, private and federal land, according to InciWeb. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it was la...

Oregon wildfire forces hundreds from homes July 15 2021 11:46 PM RELATED STORIES Hotspots smoulder amid scorched trees in the northwestern section of the Bootleg Fire, which has expanded to over 212,000 acres, in Klamath Falls, Oregon. Text Size: A A swiftly spreading wildfire raged through drought-parched timber and brush in south-central Oregon for a ninth day on Wednesday, threatening nearly 2,000 homes and displacing hundreds of residents with little sign of slowing, officials said. The so-called Bootleg fire had blackened more than 212,000 acres (85,793 hectares) by morning, destroyi...

UPDATE 3-'If you don't leave, you're dead': Oregon wildfire forces hundreds from homes Reuters 7 hrs ago (Adds no fatalities or serious injuries reported) By Deborah Bloom and Sergio Olmos KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., July 14 (Reuters) - A swiftly spreading wildfire raged through drought-parched timber and brush in south-central Oregon for a ninth day on Wednesday, threatening nearly 2,000 homes and displacing hundreds of residents with little sign of slowing, officials said. The so-called Bootleg fire had blackened more than 212,000 acres (85,793 hectares) by morning, destroying 21 homes and 54 ot...