US: White Hawk Fire Ignites in Jefferson County, Colorado, No Evacuations

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US: White Hawk Fire Ignites in Jefferson County, Colorado, No Evacuations

The White Hawk Fire, which officials said was caused by lightning, broke out on Tuesday, July 22, in southeast of Conifer in Jefferson County. No evacuations were issued.

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  • 2025/7/25 09:14:42
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  • Colorado, US Video Recording Date/Time: July 22, Jefferson County, 2025 at about 18:15h, Video Location: Near Conifer

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