I was saying the same thing. First we had weird fires in buildings and little grass fires since January. Then boulder had that person who set a cabin or something on fire a few weeks back. Maybe it’s that guy? Not saying they are related but it’s awful funny with how close they are. we also have idiots still shooting off fireworks people which I think just having them should be attempted Arson anyway not because I don’t like them but I’d rather my neighborhood stay intact and no one looses a house or anything and not after the dang 4th either geesh but yeah I think these fires atleast the first 2 could be deliberately set. Like I said too many weird fires happening around here. And then there is the guy boulder was looking for. Don’t know if they caught him yet. Scary stuff when you sit and think about it. I hope they get these out soon because 3 fires at once while definitely has and can happen we haven’t had much in the way of lightning the past few days. Granted it is true that a pile of brush or hay or mulch usually is mulch can spontaneously combust. I highly doubt it’s the case with any of these.
I live in pine but my parents live on highgrade, had to go down there right away to help gather stuff from them plus dogs and cats and get everything out of there
FYI: According to data collected by the Rocky Mountain Area Coordination Center (RMACC) between 2011-2020, Colorado reports an average of 5,618 wildfires each year, and approximately 237,500 acres burn annually.
@@Chakawookfound When the ground fuels are this dry it takes very little to start a fire. Several years ago we had one start from a farm truck with a dragging muffler tip or tow chain (can’t remember which, might be remembering two diff fires) causing sparks on the pavement.
That requires clouds to already be present. It needs to have the right conditions. They can’t just create rain clouds out of nothing. Its only use is to enhance the clouds’ ability to produce rain.
why do you not show us on a map where exactly the fire is?
I said that this would happen after I saw the first fire, someone is running around starting these fires.
Arsonist. 3 fires ..over 4 days. Not a cosindence.
I was saying the same thing. First we had weird fires in buildings and little grass fires since January. Then boulder had that person who set a cabin or something on fire a few weeks back. Maybe it’s that guy? Not saying they are related but it’s awful funny with how close they are. we also have idiots still shooting off fireworks people which I think just having them should be attempted Arson anyway not because I don’t like them but I’d rather my neighborhood stay intact and no one looses a house or anything and not after the dang 4th either geesh but yeah I think these fires atleast the first 2 could be deliberately set. Like I said too many weird fires happening around here. And then there is the guy boulder was looking for. Don’t know if they caught him yet. Scary stuff when you sit and think about it. I hope they get these out soon because 3 fires at once while definitely has and can happen we haven’t had much in the way of lightning the past few days. Granted it is true that a pile of brush or hay or mulch usually is mulch can spontaneously combust. I highly doubt it’s the case with any of these.
YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT!!! Shame on you 🤦👎
I live in pine but my parents live on highgrade, had to go down there right away to help gather stuff from them plus dogs and cats and get everything out of there
FYI: According to data collected by the Rocky Mountain Area Coordination Center (RMACC) between 2011-2020, Colorado reports an average of 5,618 wildfires each year, and approximately 237,500 acres burn annually.
God bless all the people who lost their homes, may the find shelter🙏
Has there been any indication as to how these fires are starting? This is just insane.
@@Chakawookfound LOL You have NO idea.
@@Chakawookfound When the ground fuels are this dry it takes very little to start a fire. Several years ago we had one start from a farm truck with a dragging muffler tip or tow chain (can’t remember which, might be remembering two diff fires) causing sparks on the pavement.
There was also a big lightning stormed that happend last week, that could have sparked the first one
DEW...agenda 2030. No go zones.. all by design 1,000,000,000%
@@MrMeaty212 BS!! D....E....W 100%
What an absolute shit show our state is in rn with these fires. Thankful for our firefighters and their logistical organization and support
You're state is full of j3vvs and freemason weirdos! YAHWEH God hates Colorado.
for real holy fucking balls back to back to back !!!
If only mother nature could bless us with rain.
So weird... c'mon RAIN!
That looks like the 🔥 fire and Brimstone from Heaven
My doubt is can't they induce artificial rain through cloud seeding? It's 3 fires and it's growing and growing. 😮😮😮
That requires clouds to already be present. It needs to have the right conditions. They can’t just create rain clouds out of nothing. Its only use is to enhance the clouds’ ability to produce rain.
Climate change eh? Okay….