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See Huge ‘Fire Cloud’ Spawned By Grand Canyon Megafire

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Video shows Grand Canyon wildfire smoke forming huge pyrocumulus cloud as dry conditions fuel flames

The wildfire that destroyed the historic Grand Canyon Lodge earlier this month has expanded in recent days, fueled by hot, dry conditions, fire officials in Arizona said.

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See thick, plumes of orange smoke produce large fire cloud from Grand Canyon wildfire

Timelapse footage captured a pyrocumulus cloud, or fire cloud, rising into the sky over Arizona as the Dragon Bravo Fire burned.

See The Huge ‘Fire Cloud’ Spawned By Grand Canyon Megafire

The Dragon Bravo Fire has been burning along the Grand Canyon’s North Rim since the Fourth of July. This week, it surged in size, burning more than 100,000 acres, making it a megafire. Fueled by dry conditions,

Dragon Bravo Fire continues spread north of Grand Canyon — but at slower pace

The Dragon Bravo Fire added another 10,000 acres to its footprint as its swath of destruction surpassed 100,000 acres.

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Smoke and a pyrocumulus cloud rises at sunset from the Dragon Bravo fire at the Grand Canyon as seen from Mather Point near ...

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