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Smoke rises from spreading wildfire at Arizona's Grand Canyon
A timelapse video published on 29 July by the US National Interagency Fire Center shows smoke rising from the Dragon Bravo fire at Arizona's Grand Canyon National Park, which erupted on 4 July. As of 1 August, the fire had burned nearly 112,000 acres, according to the Fire Center.
The fire in Grand Canyon National Park has grown to more than 100,000 acres amid dry weather and a weak monsoon season in ...
The Dragon Bravo Fire has exploded to over 105,000 acres, making it the largest wildfire in the United States so far this ...
The Dragon Bravo Fire has chewed up 105,415 acres — about four times the area of Tempe — making it the 10th largest wildfire ...
The Dragon Bravo Fire, ignited by lightning around July 4, has become the largest wildfire in the continental United States ...
A fierce blaze that has burned along the Grand Canyon's North Rim since being sparked by lightning on July 4 has exploded in ...
A driver is accused of starting a wildfire that has scorched hundreds of acres, forcing residents to be prepared to evacuate. Micaela Marshall reports.
The Dragon Bravo Fire, which has burned since July 4 on the Grand Canyon's North Rim, has become the largest wildfire in the ...
The Drago Bravo Fire has burned over 100,000 acres near the Grand Canyon, making it the 10th largest wildfire in the history ...
The largest Arizona wildfires have burned half a million acres. The Drago Bravo Fire at the Grand Canyon North Rim just made the top 10 list.
The Dragon Bravo Fire, ignited by lightning around July 4, has become the largest wildfire in the continental United States ...
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