US: Wildfire Breaks Out in Buckley Draw Canyon, Utah

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US: Wildfire Breaks Out in Buckley Draw Canyon, Utah

A wildfire broke out in Buckley Draw Canyon, Utah on Sunday, August 17, reaching 400 acres. Provo City urged the public to stay away and not fly drones so first responders can operate safely.

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  • 2025/8/18 22:00:01
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  • Jennifer Jeppson Kelly via Spectee
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  • Jennifer Jeppson Kelly via Spectee
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  • 2025 at 21:15h, Video Location: East Bay Blvd, US Video Recording Date/Time: August 17, Provo, Utah County, Utah

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