That said, when the two do combine, they serve as a terrifying reminder of the power of nature. On July 10, a massive fire ...

A massive fire vortex was seen forming at the Deer Creek Fire close to Utah's border with Colorado.

US News Utah ‘firenado’ with 122-mph winds leaves behind terrifying path of destruction By Scott Sistek, FOX Weather Published July 17, 2025, 5:13 p.m. ET ...

A "firenado," a large wildfire caught up in a swift tornado, was spotted in eastern Utah, near the Colorado border, last weekend. The fire-induced tornado developed within the Deer Creek Fire just ...

BREAKING: Incredibly-rare FIRE TORNADO in Utah officially rated an EF2 vortex by the National Weather Service! 🔥 The FIRE TORNADO had winds up to 122 mph, making it only the third EF2+ tornado to ...

In the heart of Utah, a rare and terrifying spectacle unfolded as a 'firenado' spiraled into the sky, leaving emergency crews in awe and fear.

A massive firenado tore through a neighborhood in Utah during the Deer Creek Fire on Tuesday with wind speeds estimated at 122 mph.

Utah fire fighters working to suppress the Deer Creek Fire Saturday witnessed the fire react to atmospheric conditions to form a rare fire-induced tornado, or firenado for short.

Huge 'firenado' forms over Utah wildfire A large vortex or "firenado" formed over the Deer Creek Fire in San Juan County, Utah – near the state’s border with Colorado – on Saturday, July 12 ...

Firefighters on the scene of the 10,000-acre Deer Creek Fire in southern Utah captured video of a massive vortex of fire and ...

It's one of eight large wildfires burning in Utah that have scorched over 60,000 acres so far this summer. Original article source: Utah 'firenado' with 122-mph winds leaves behind significant damage ...

The Deer Creek Fire in Utah began on July 10. The fire has grown to over 11,000 acres as of July 14 with 7% containment. The cause is unknown at this time. A large vortex or "firenado" formed over ...