Firefighters Take Advantage Of Cooler Weather To Gain Ground On Bobcat Fire
The fire has burned at least 113,986 acres and was 50% contained as of Thursday morning.
At least 47 homes have been destroyed.
Cooler Weather Gives Cameron Peak Firefighters A Small Upper HandThe Cameron Peak Fire virtually held steady at a little more than 124,000 acres in Larimer County. The fire is 21% contained.
Firefighters Gain More Ground On 114,004-Acre Bobcat FireFirefighters had gained more ground on the 114,004-acre Bobcat fire which has been burning for nearly three weeks. Amy Johnson reports.
With better weather, crews increase containment of massive Bobcat FireWeaker winds, cooler temperatures and higher humidities helped firefighters more than double their containment of a destructive wildfire that has been stubbornly burning in the Angeles National Forest..
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