Fires are raging across the Western states, including Nevada, Idaho, Colorado, and Arizona, with safety advice issued for outdoor activities.
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Updated Jul 13
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Fires are raging across the Western states, including Nevada, Idaho, Colorado, and Arizona, with safety advice issued for outdoor activities.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Idaho issues air quality advisories due to smoke from fires impacting the state.Sub-event
- Idaho, Central Oregon, and Nevada are receiving resources and task forces to assist with large-scale wildfires.Sub-event
- Wildfire response techniques are being shared between Idaho and Colorado, including using snow guns near Tomahawk.Sub-event
General report on widespread fires across the Intermountain West.1 source
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