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Last Updated: 8:46 PM GMT on July 09, 2012
— Last Comment: 11:20 PM GMT on July 07, 2012
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the dry weather across the west made 31 wild fires in 10 states. these states are California, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, South Dakota, and Texas. all of these wild fires were triggered by lightning that hit the ground. more wild fires may form because of the storms that the monsoon is triggering but if the monsoon only triggers showers, the wild fires will go away. now, 2 of the wild fires have went away, i know that the monsoon has triggered only rain showers and that will the wildfires will go away some more. but still thunderstorms can still form and wind could make the wildfire spread
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