Fires across Colorado

So how has this storm affected the fires?

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Originally Posted by Irving

So how has this storm affected the fires?

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If it was ineffective, I'm sure we wouldn't have to be asking the question. I hear cynicism comes with experience.

If you don't know, just say so.

If you need someone to spoon feed you info, just say so.

According to 9news, some of the evacuations were lifted. No details on containment.

My parents live in ashland OR and they had high winds yesterday and it blew a wild fire in and burned down there whole nehiborhood. They had no warning and barely made it out. My mom was able to grab a pair of pants and her cpap and a pair of shoes, my dad was in the shower and put on his dirty clothes and ran out as the house was catching on fire.

Demand for Red Cross services drops as snow helps firefighters battle Cameron Peak Fire

We have family in Scott's mills Oregon that were evacuated no word if the house and business is still standing.

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Originally Posted by beast556

My parents live in ashland OR and they had high winds yesterday and it blew a wild fire in and burned down there whole nehiborhood. They had no warning and barely made it out. My mom was able to grab a pair of pants and her cpap and a pair of shoes, my dad was in the shower and put on his dirty clothes and ran out as the house was catching on fire.

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Oh no, that's really scary for them. Glad they escaped for now. I suspect a long road ahead, unfortunately.

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Originally Posted by beast556

My parents live in ashland OR and they had high winds yesterday and it blew a wild fire in and burned down there whole nehiborhood. They had no warning and barely made it out. My mom was able to grab a pair of pants and her cpap and a pair of shoes, my dad was in the shower and put on his dirty clothes and ran out as the house was catching on fire.

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Sorry to hear about their experience but glad they got out. Some of the pictures coming out of areas devastated by these fires are unreal.

Was west of Lake George on Monday when hot, dry and windy met the smoke from Larimer County’s fire. Threw in the towel for the day. Nothing was moving and I couldn’t see the ridge across the valley. Hoping the rest of hunting season is better.