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Investigation. the deadly wild fire ignited on a day with extremely dry conditions. especially with a red flag notice. because of high winds. winds reaching over 100 miles per hour. ripped through neighborhoods so fast that about a thousand structures mostly homes were destroyed. we talked to families who lost everything they own. one family said they had just minutes to take their cell phones, dogs and medication. as they drove away under an orange sky. a boulder county commissioner said he had to make a similar escape. luckily his house is okay. he described being at a lookout point with win...

Quite literally the perfect storm. quote, the ingredients for a devastating wild fire have been coming together since last spring. a very wet spring 2021 helped grow the grasses. very dry summer and fall dried the grasses out and prepared kindling. here are some statistics to put this all into perspective. it was the tenth warmest december on record. the third warmest november and september. and the fourth warmest august. this fire didn't happen in the mountains. it happened in the suburbs of denver about 35 minutes from downtown. in fact, people could actually see the fire from high rises in ...

Anita: wild fires rip through colorado leaving devastation, hundreds of homes started by fires by unknown source. hi, jeff. jeff: first we had massive wild fire burn through the area, now we have the first major snowfall of the season, while it is helping reduce the risk of fires, happening again in this particular spot it is creating other headaches especially for the recovery effort, a lot of folks just want to go into some of these fire damaged neighborhoods to see if their home still stands but authorities right now say it's just too dangerous in certain spots, however, we did get a chance...

Easing fears about fire starting, surprisingly some homes in impacted areas that are still smoldering. that's part of the reason authorities aren't letting too many people back to impacted neighborhoods. they are saying it's still too dangerous, however, we did get chance to see hardest hit areas and this is what we found. >> really odd feeling when you walk into the neighborhoods that have been impacted by this huge wild fire, you know, just a few days ago there was homes here and now feels like empty lot, undeveloped subdivision and this gives you an idea of the people and families who lived...