Deercreek, Utah. Looks totally natural and normal.

I'm in Heber, which has Deer Creek Reservoir. When I first heard of this I thought it was near me. But yes, totally natural. Like LA and Lahaina...

Just wait for the flash floods that appear out of nowhere.

It must be wild to experience life not knowing how anything works and then rely on conspiracies being the only explanation

Fire has a long history of the behavior. Good grief.

you are an idiot who would rather take advantage of wildfires for clicks with wild accusations w/o an oz of evidence. "totally natural and normal", yes that is what happens when a wildfire encounters strong winds. Also its not Deercreek, utah, it's the Deer Creek fire in La Sal.

Firestorms are, in fact, natural and normal given the right combination of fuel and wind.

I wondered when did fire tornados become a thing. So many new terms in the last years to define weather. It is crazy slow manipulation and so they get you use to it. boil the frogs.

I’ve seen firenados in wildfires in San Diego. It happens

Tinder box of dry and a good headwind. We're burning just as bad over here in W. CO they can't get them contained. Reading the other day that we're in a 22 year drought, and its the worst it's ever been in 1200 years. can't be the weather modification they've practiced for years!

Meanwhile, many elite firefighters from Utah are in New Mexico waiting around in excellent weather for "possible rain and flooding" and may be going to Texas next. From the moment they left, (a week ago) they started making overtime pay, and will continue until they get back.