Lightning bolt on fire articles
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Lightning possibly caused Broomfield home fire
Lighting was the possible cause for a home fire at 4:25 p.m. on West 154th Avenue in Broomfield on Thursday, according to a North Metro Fire post on the social media site X.
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'Devastating' Fire Breaks-Out By Lightning But The Dog Was Still Inside
In a distressing turn of events in New Melle, a devastating blaze severely damaged a local family’s home, potentially sparked by a lightning strike. The fire erupted suddenly, consumed half of their residence, leaving the structure perilously compromised. While the exact origin of the fire remains under investigation, preliminary evidence suggests that a direct lightning hit may have ignited the catastrophic event. This incident has dramatically underscored the sudden and unpredictable nature...
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Incident management allows lightning fire to safely burn near Chemult
CHEMULT, Ore. – The Forest Service is continuing to monitor a 35 acre lightning caused wildfire that has been burning for over a week. According to the U.S. Forest Service, the Little Yamsay Fire was first spotted around 6 p.m. April 20 just southeast of Chemult in Klamath County. Fire officials are currently preparing containment […]