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Dry grassland due to abnormally dry and severe drought conditions in Western and Central Kansas helped the December 15 wildfires to spread quickly into nearby cities and towns, destroying numerous structures. [22] [23] High winds also contributed to the development of the wildfires. In some cases, the wind toppled power lines, sparking new ...
(10:42 a.m. ET) Road Conditions Worsen in North-Central Kansas. Kansas Highway Patrol State report on social media that parts of Interstate 135 are “snowpacked and down to barely one lane in ...
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Rolling road closures were enacted along Interstate 70 and Interstate 25, the latter of which was the scene of at least six flipped semi-trailers. [19] Closures were enacted across several smaller highways due to safety concerns too. In Pueblo, city bus services were suspended for three hours. In addition to tree damage, cars and fences were ...
The PDS warning was issued for predicted damaging northeastern and eastern wind gusts between 55 to 70 miles per hour (89 to 113 km/h) with continued low humidity conditions, which the report stated could lead to "extreme fire behavior" and "long range spotting". [51]
Fire swept through the Cielito Lindo Mexican restaurant overnight. The popular restaurant has been a fixture of downtown Lawrence for nearly 20 years. Investigators seek answers to what started ...
See damage from Franklin Fire in videos, photos Franklin Fire has burned through multiple structures, including homes, vehicles and natural wildlife in the last 72 hours.
The letter describes "a fire of unknown origin [starting] on or about June 25, 1962, during a period of unusually hot weather". This may refer to the hypothesis of spontaneous combustion being the reason for the start of the landfill fire, a hypothesis accepted for many years by state and federal officials.