MEEKER — The Lost Solar Fire, burning in the Flat Tops Wilderness, was active Thursday with a column visible from Garfield, Rio Blanco and Eagle counties. Shifting wind activity has caused smoke to drift east toward Eagle County. There is a potential to smell or experience smoke over the next few days. Also, smoke could settle in low valleys over night, but should clear by mid-morning.“As you can probably see out your window, smoke from the Lost Solar Fire has made its way to Eagle County,” said Aaron Mayville, Eagle-Holy Cross District ranger. “While burning activity has picked up, the …
Source:: Vail Daily Feed
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