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презентация телефона доверия для детей и подростков, Pine Valley homes destroyed by Forsyth Fire, officials confirm, 17 homes destroyed as southern Utah blaze continues to burn - KSL News, Southern Utah fire destroys 12 homes; hundreds remain evacuated - MSN, Utah’s Forsyth Fire destroys 17 homes after sudden wind shift ‘shocks , Forsyth Fire destroys multiple homes in Pine Valley, as other fires , Blaze in southwest Utah destroys a dozen structures and forces , Forsyth Fire destroys 12 Pine Valley homes, expands up to 1500 acres .
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Utah — The Forsyth Fire burning in southern Utah has destroyed at least 14 homes in the Pine Valley area, the Washington County Sheriff's Department confirmed Saturday.The fire has burned over 1,640 acres and is currently 0% contained. Along with the 14 homes, which include both primary and secondary homes, four outbuildings have been destroyed, and 400 additional structures are threatened.Evacuation orders remain in place for the Pine Valley area, and the public is advised to stay away. For Pine Valley resident Kelly Cannon, the situation became dire within hours of the fire starting."They kind of gave us a choice. They were coming down our street and asking if we wanted to stay or go, but I was already headed out of town because the flame looked really scary," she said.Cannon was one of many people who evacuated.Resident Kim Teal was able to make it back to her home Friday, keeping an eye on conditions."On one hand, I'm trusting in God to make sure we're okay. The way we built our house, we're hoping it's secure," said Teal. "This wind is just killing us. It'll be calm for five minutes and then we'll get this huge gust of wind and it's just carrying embers everywhere."These conditions are worrying firefighters as well, including Incident Commander Chad Walker."With the red flag conditions that we've had these last few days, it made engaging the fire extremely difficult."On Friday, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) authorized the use of federal funds to help with firefighting costs.The funding is available to cover 75 percent of the state’s firefighting costs, but does not provide assistance to individual home or business owners.Chad Walker is the incident commander for the Forsyth Fire. Along with that high wind, these firefighters have been battling through steep, rocky terrain and high temperatures. He doesn't expect that fight to ease up."We have some very challenging conditions over the next few days - red flag warnings with very high winds and high temperatures, low RHs. Those things combined can lead to very unpredictable fire behavior," he said.And as long as those firefighters are doing what they can for this community, people like Kim Teal are forever grateful."I'm just in awe of our firefighters because here we're running away and they're running towards it and I get emotional," said Teal.The fire began approximately 15 miles north of St. George, and crews since then have reported extreme fire behavior and focused on protecting structures.There are reported 16 engines, 2 water tenders, 2 Hotshot Crews, 2 Hand Crews, 2 Type 1 Aviation responding.Air Attack and Large Air Tankers are on order with two dozers.Over 150 fire personnel are on hand to fight the blaze.After a calm morning that saw the fire stall a bit, strong winds in the afternoon have only intensified the wildfire. Pine Valley resident Ryan Snow and his family were packing their last things as the fire crept closer to their home. "It's sad. It's a beautiful place, you know, and a lot of beautiful homes up there," he said. "A lot of great people up in there."Pine Valley community under evacuation order as Forsyth Fire rapidly grows:, WASHINGTON COUNTY, Utah — The Forsyth Fire burning in southern Utah has destroyed at least a dozen homes in the Pine Valley area, the Washington County Sheriff's Department confirmed Friday. The , A wildfire in southern Utah, named the Forsyth Fire, has destroyed 17 homes. The fire that started Thursday has grown to 1,500 acres and is 0% contained..
The fire was last listed as about 1,500 acres in size, according to Utah Fire Info, an information source operated by state and federal fire agencies. It remained 0% contained as of 5 p.m. Friday., PINE VALLEY, Utah – A wildfire burning in the mountains of southern Utah has reportedly destroyed 17 homes and forced numerous evacuations. The Forsyth Fire began on Thursday near Pine Valley , Utah and quickly spread to 1,500 acres by Friday., The Forsyth Fire, which started in Dixie National Forest near Pine Valley Thursday evening, had destroyed 12 structures by Friday afternoon, including primary and secondary homes, according to , PINE VALLEY, Utah (AP) — A fast-moving fire fueled by high winds on Friday has destroyed a dozen structures, including homes, and forced some in a rural area of southwest Utah to evacuate. The Forsyth Fire started Thursday in the Pine Valley Mountains and has already burned about 2.3 square miles (5.96 square kilometers), said Karl Hunt, a , SALT LAKE CITY — The Forsyth fire had grown to 1500 acres and had destroyed 12 homes by Friday evening, according to Utah Fire Info and a fact sheet from Utah Interagency Fire. On Friday, the fire, referred to by officials as the Forsyth Fire, is located between the small community of Pine Valley and Signal Peak in Washington County. By , A fast-moving fire fueled by high winds on Friday has destroyed a dozen structures, including homes, and forced some in a rural area of southwest Utah to evacuate. The Forsyth Fire started Thursday in the Pine Valley Mountains and has already burned about 2.3 square miles (5.96 square kilometers), said Karl Hunt, a spokesperson for the Utah .