This week stunning footage of a fire-induced tornado in Utah is making its way around social media. Some posts claim the apocalypse. Others are saying that it is some type of AI-generated video. After ...

The Dragon Bravo Fire in Arizona has destroyed dozens of structures and a water treatment facility on the Grand Canyon's ...

A fire tornado formed during a fire in Deer Creek in the US state of Utah. The flames spread over an area of almost 30 square kilometers.

The fire department says there were two injuries from the tornado, but they were not life-threatening. "I just remember being downstairs and hearing the downstairs sink," said Sully Woosley, who ...

Fire tornadoes, also known as firenadoes, are among the rarest and most terrifying weather phenomena on Earth, combining intense heat, powerful winds, and rapidly rising flames into a spinning ...

A "fire tornado" was spotted among the flames raging Los Angeles. In video footage captured by Fox 11 on Friday, Jan. 10, viewers were able to see swirling winds emanating from a hillside blaze.

Wild footage caught a giant “fire tornado” shooting into the sky just north of Los Angeles, where firefighters are battling a blaze that has spanned nearly 150 acres. An airborne news crew for ...

A growing brush fire near Gorman on Wednesday evening produced an apparent “fire tornado,” footage captured by a television news helicopter showed. The video, from KTLA-TV Channel 5, shows a ...

A "fire tornado" was spotted among the flames raging Los Angeles. In video footage captured by Fox 11 on Friday, Jan. 10, viewers were able to see swirling winds emanating from a hillside blaze ...

Fire tornadoes can make fires stronger by sucking up air, Carvalho said. “It creates a tornado track, and wherever this goes, the destruction is like any other tornado. ...

The fire district stated Moore was responding to a mutual request to Delta on April 2, to help with searching for others after the EF-2 tornado hit the area and caused widespread damage.

"Fire tornadoes are more of that, the larger version of a fire whirl, and they are really the size and scale of a regular tornado," Jason Forthofer, a firefighter and mechanical engineer at the U ...