A pyrocumulus cloud forms over the head of the Remington Fire last week. These clouds result from the intense heating of the air, in this case from the burning Southeast Montana trees. Pyrocumulus clouds may also be seen during volcanic eruptions. (Photo courtesy Broadus Volunteer Fire Department)
The Remington Fire scorched over 196,000 acres in Northern Wyoming and Southeast Montana beginning on August 21st. The origin of the fire was around a mile north of Clear Creek's mouth on the Powder River in Sheridan County, Wyoming, burning in a win...
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