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Human-started fires in 2024 have already surpassed Utah's total for all of last year. With months of dangerous conditions remaining and another firework holiday looming, fire officials are on alert.
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As insurance companies re-evaluate risk, they’re increasing premiums or refusing renewals for parts of Salt Lake City where residents might not think of themselves as living in a high wildfire risk area.
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The latest outlook from the National Interagency Fire Center predicts above-normal potential for significant fires in southwest and northwest Utah this summer.
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Researchers hope the study can help fire managers better understand when it's safe to let fires burn as part of the natural cycle.
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Of the 26 wildfires that started over the weekend, all but three of them were human-caused. There are five still burning.
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Fires are monitored after they’re contained, but hot spots can spread when there’s high wind and temperatures, as well as low humidity.
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People are the leading cause of fires in Utah. Currently, the biggest concern for officials is campfires.
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Gov. Cox addressed reporters while recovering from COVID-19. He said his symptoms were mostly mild and he didn’t take any antivirals to treat his infection.
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Vegetation across Utah is extremely dry, and fire officials are preparing for another busy year. Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions about wildfires.
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The latest Utah news for Wednesday morning, April 13, 2022
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