Cooler Weather Gives Cameron Peak Firefighters A Small Upper Hand

Name: Cooler Weather Gives Cameron Peak Firefighters A Small Upper Hand
Uploaded: 2020-09-28T23:52:13+00:00
Duration: P50S
Description: The Cameron Peak Fire virtually held steady at a little more than 124,000 acres in Larimer County. The fire is 21% contained.

Video Credit: CBS 4 Denver - Duration: 00:50s - Published on September 28, 2020

Cooler Weather Gives Cameron Peak Firefighters A Small Upper Hand

The Cameron Peak Fire virtually held steady at a little more than 124,000 acres in Larimer County.

The fire is 21% contained.

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