Firefighters At Cameron Peak Fire Get A Break Thanks To Snow
Snow and cold helped keep Colorado's largest wildfire in state history from any significant growth from Sunday into Monday.
Cameron Peak Firefighters Use Gusty Wind To Their AdvantageEarly morning wind gusts of 50-60 mph at the Cameron Peak Fire actually helped firefighters on Saturday.
Snow Has Helped The Cameron Peak Fire But It Is Still Not 100% ContainedFire danger still remains in the high country and official's want residents to be prepared to evacuate if necessary.
Crews Keep Cameron Peak Fire From GrowingThe Cameron Peak Fire hasn't grown since snow fell over the weekend. The largest wildfire in Colorado history has burned 208,663 acres and remains 64% contained.
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