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24 FIRE: OUR WEATHER. TOGETHER.
When the 24 Fire ignited across southern Colorado, it wasn’t just another headline—it was impacting some of our communities and people you may know.
March 23, 2026
When the 24 Fire ignited across southern Colorado, it wasn’t just another headline—it was impacting some of our communities and people you may know.
I told you we’d start getting good news today! The El Paso County Sheriff just lifted the pre-evacuation for the southwestern part of El
24 FIRE UPDATE: This is an important update from the Colorado office of Emergency Management. The fire has grown to 7,400 acres – sounds bad,
24 FIRE: Good news early Monday morning as satellite hot spot detection (dots) are cooler than 24 hours ago with fewer detections across the edges
24 FIRE UPDATE – 3/22 at 5:15pm: An important heads up as we head into the evening. See the smoke blowing from left to right
24 FIRE UPDATE: It’s been an active night at the fire with a persistent glow and occasional flames visible across the surrounding area. Satellite hot
The big glow you see this evening is the fire fighting crews doing burn operations on the south end of the main burn area in
Here’s why our firefighting men and women are amazing, their willingness to work in challenging conditions in challenging areas. I’ve got a map of the
24 FIRE: Multiple aircraft are performing operations this morning, including a helicopter and multiple planes. The fire remains east of highway 115, an important boundary
See the terrain the fire fighters are dealing with? Highway 115 goes through a canyon about seven miles north of Penrose. Beaver Creek State Wildlife
