Bite in two Idaho mountain resort town edge wildfires have destroyed more than a dozen, prompting authorities to strengthen obey mandatory evacuation of hundreds of residents of the command call, fire officials said on Tuesday.
1000 summer pine and Featherville urban residents how many people have actually left their homes ahead of lightning caused the fire, has charred 99,000 acres, is now the country's largest firefighting priority, is unclear.
This is the second time in two years, the town, about 70 kilometers east of Boise, Boise National Forest fires have been ordered to burn cleared. Officials said some residents may be due to a false sense of security, the defense of last year's successful cultivation of town to stay.
Fire spokesman David Iqbal said: "This is a more serious situation, we might want to protect pines and Featherville again, but it is a different beast," the fire, citing dry conditions and more extreme fire behavior.
To Tuesday from the so-called elk building fire broke out last Thursday, engulfing a number of houses and structures near the downed pine trees has been blocked in a resort development, Iqbal said.
Another fire officials, information officer Ludie Bond, the number of homes destroyed by a fire in 12-15. Hundreds of firefighters have been assigned to fight the blaze.
Fires, exacerbated by the threat of steep, rugged terrain, low humidity, wind gusts of smoke, cause significant property damage in the United States in the summer fire season, experts predict could become one of the worst records.
"A powder keg"
Wildfire across the millions of people in recent weeks competing in Idaho acres under drought conditions, high temperatures and strong winds up among the smoke pouring into the valley, a few Idaho communities caused air pollution alert .
The entire country is a powder keg, "Inter-State Fire Center in Boise spokesman, said Jennifer Smith."
Co-owner of eight Christensen, his wife Cyndie Featherville cafe, who chose not to leave between residents Featherville. The café also serves breakfast, even though the power loss occurred in three days ago, when burned wires and poles dozens.
"It was really scary for some time, but this past year we have survived, we will again," he said.
While fast-moving wildfire destroyed at least Tuesday afternoon three houses lit, and forced the evacuation of about 400 in Park City, Utah's two high-end residential suburb of development, Park City Fire Battalion Chief Steve Zwirn said.
Scrub oak and sagebrush foothills about 40 miles east of Salt Lake City fire cause is not clear, but there were reports that lightning fires broke out in the area when the afternoon, Zwirn said.
400-acre fire was contained early Tuesday evening less than 5%.
2013 fire season, marking the history of Colorado's most destructive fires, firefighters, 30 of whom have fallen so far this year has been among the most deadly record.
Specially trained nineteen firefighters were killed, on June 30 in Arizona wildfire on the outskirts of a small community Yarnell was engulfed. Tragedy wildfire in 80 years from the United States marked the biggest loss of life.



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