‘Life-threatening’ grass infernos erupt in Boulder County as residents flee

WILDFIRES in Colorado triggered a town to evacuate entirely as the fires quickly ripped through communities in Boulder County. The Boulder County sheriff’s office said they had received “Multiple reports of power lines down, transformers blowing, etc.” “This has caused several small grass fires from the downed/sparking lines,” the statement continued. Seven wildfires broke out on Thursday in the Boulder area, according to reports, driven by strong winds gusting over 50 mph, Wildfire Today noted. The town of Superior has been evacuated, according to Fox31/KDVR. Some neighborhoods in Boulder in Louisville have followed suit. The National Weather Service out of… Read Full Article