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Cottonwood Fire Most Destructive In Utah's History. Gov Says More Than 100 Properties Affected. Also, Lack Of Water On A Wildfire Causes Operational Stand-down.
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Cottonwood Fire Most Destructive In Utah's History. Gov Says More Than 100 Properties Affected. Also, Lack Of Water On A Wildfire Causes Operational Stand-down.

An isolated logistical issue, or a crack in the IMT system? Full operational update.

On Today’s Show:

  • The Cottonwood Fire in Utah is now 71,000+ acres, and the most destructive in Utah’s History. Governor Cox says over 100 properties have been damaged or destroyed in the affected area.

  • Operational stand-down on a wildfire after logistical issues. No dinner, and a lack of drinking water. These things, unfortunately, can happen, but should be resolved quickly. Is this an isolated logistical issue or a sign of cracks in the IMT system? Full update. *Since recording, measures are being taken to address the issue.

  • Salt Lake City police arrest a meth head after residents caught him starting wildfires near the capital.

  • Widespread extreme fire weather is pushing across the West. Fires brace for a challenging weekend.

  • Plus a full operational wildfire update.

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