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LIVE UPDATES: Evacuation orders lifted for some residents living in Monroe Canyon, 8 structures burnt
The Monroe Canyon Fire has passed 55,000 acres and and is at 7% containment, according to the latest information from the U.S. Forest Service- Fishlake National Forest. Governor Spencer Cox (R-Utah) visited fire crews on scene battling the fire and is urging Utahns to use their fire sense.
New evacuations ordered because of Monroe Canyon Fire; power structures burned
Evacuations were extended to the Burrville and Monroe Canyon areas, as well as parts of Poverty Flat, because of the Monroe Canyon Fire, according to Sevier County Emergency Management. The fire also burned some of Garkane Energy Cooperative's transmission structures,
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‘This is a tough one’: Gov. Cox visits crews fighting Monroe Canyon Fire, containment drops as fire passes 55,000 acres
Containment drops to 7% on the Monroe Canyon Fire burning near Richfield in Sevier County, Utah. It has grown another 7,000 ...
A vital highway in central Utah is partially reopening after it was closed because of a fast-growing wildfire in the area.
State wildlife officials approved three options for people who obtained permits for hunts that are now in jeopardy because of ...
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Monroe Canyon Fire grows over 11,000 acres in 24 hours, crosses 48,000 acres due to active winds
The Monroe Canyon Fire burning in Sevier County in Utah is now burning over 45,000 acres and at 11% containment, according to ...
The Monroe Canyon Fire burned nearly 12,000 acres over the past 24 hours, as weather conditions forced firefighters to back ...
Fire crews are not just fighting a fire, but the weather, as they work to contain the Monroe Canyon Fire as it races toward the Pando Aspen Clone.
With the Monroe Canyon Fire having grown to epic proportions, Gov. Cox called it the "big one" as he toured damaged areas and shared how the wildfire it's hitting home for him personally ...
Both it and the Monroe Fire, burning further north near Monroe, Utah, are generating pyrocumulus clouds — sometimes called ...
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Grand Canyon, Utah wildfires creating "fire clouds" that can form their own weather systems
Wildfires burning at the Grand Canyon and in Utah are so hot that they're spurring the formation of "fire clouds" that can create their own erratic weather systems.
Federal firefighters say they're still focused on structure protection as they continue to battle a central Utah wildfire ...
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