drought locked in over boulder. 60 acres, and 1,000 homes evacuated. west of denver, about 4,000 notice calls have been made. in denver, 77 fahrenheit, 56 is what is normal. these temperatures running over 20 degrees for what is normal for over a week. and you work your way into phoenix, and they're touching 100 degrees. so you see this excessive heat in place. humidity's extremely low. and anytime you get fires in places like colorado, the elevated terrain doesn't help a situation out. the fire speed will double with each ten-degree slope add. take a20-degree slope up a hill slide and have a fire moving at around20 miles per hour. if you increase that up to 30 slope. it's a 10-degree increase, that doubles your fire speed. so now you have a 40-mile-per-hour fire. lighting a match, watching it