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Firefighters gain ground on Cottonwood Fire as weather aids containment

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A charred tree trunk stands in a landscape of scorched earth and grey ash in Southern Utah, under an overcast, smoky sky, symbolizing the aftermath of a wildfire and the transition toward containment through changing weather conditions.
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Firefighters battling the Cottonwood Fire made significant progress on Sunday due to favorable weather conditions. The blaze has burned more than 93,000 acres in southern Utah.

Key takeaways

  • Firefighters made significant progress Sunday due to cooler temperatures, higher humidity, and lighter winds.
  • The Cottonwood Fire has burned more than 93,000 acres in southern Utah.
  • The wildfire was first discovered on June 22 in the Fishlake National area.

Firefighters battling the Cottonwood Fire made significant progress Sunday as cooler temperatures, higher humidity, and lighter winds allowed crews to strengthen containment efforts around the blaze.

The wildfire has now burned more than 93,000 acres in southern Utah.

The Cottonwood Fire was discovered on June 22 in the Fishlake National area.

Recent weather changes, including cooler temperatures and lighter winds, have aided containment efforts for crews working in Beaver County.

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