LOUISVILLE, CO - DECEMBER 30: A home burns after a fast moving wildfire swept through the area in the Centennial Heights neighborhood of Louisville, Colorado on December 30, 2021. State officials estimated some 600 homes had already been lost in multiple areas around Boulder County and were fueled by winds that gusted upwards of 100 miles per hour at times during the day. (Photo by Marc Piscotty/Getty Images)

Wildfire “was a disaster in fast motion,” Colorado governor says.

The good news: snow has finally begun falling in the Boulder area, dousing some of the rampant fires.

 

 

Tens of thousands of people were forced to flee and hundreds of homes have been burned in the latest climate change catastrophe.

“This was a disaster in fast motion all over the course of half a day, nearly all the damage. Many families having minutes – minutes –  to get whatever they could, their pets, their kids, into the car and leave. The last 24 hours have been devastating, it’s really unimaginable. It’s hard to speak about,” the governor added.
Here’s how to help the people devastated by this wildfire: donate to these vetted organizations working to support the fire victims.