reporter: good evening, adriana. since january, more than 800,000 acres have burned across the nation in wildfires. and right now, currently, there s more than 2,000 fire officials fighting flames. wildfires are raging across parts of the southwest, scorching more than 100,000 acres, destroying dozens of homes, and forcing hundreds to evacuate. uncontrolled flames, spurred on by a mega-drought and ferocious winds further spreading the fires. the fire was so hot, it broke all the windows on the back of our house. reporter: sporadic snow and rain had little effect dousing the tunnel fire near flagstaff, arizona, now in its sixth day, with only 3% containment. another two fires merged outside santa fe, new mexico, with at least four additional fires burning in that state. the same weather system that triggered red flag warnings in the southwest is creating blizzard conditions in the upper rockies and plains, and parts of the central u.s. could get hit