The Colorado fire has destroyed more than 500 homes and charred more than 22 square miles. It was 85 percent contained Tuesday.
In California, an unattended campfire near a main route into Yosemite National Park which grew into a blaze that led to the evacuations of 1,500 people from 800 homes. Nearly half of those people were allowed to return as firefighters gained ground late Tuesday.
A wind-whipped wildfire in Arizona grew to nearly 8 square miles by Tuesday evening and was within 400 yards of some homes west of Prescott. Hundreds of homes and people have been evacuated by the so-called Doce Fire, which began shortly before noon Tuesday.
The GO|STAY|KIT comes in very handy during an evacuation or if emergency responders tell you to shelter-in-place.
