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Burned trees and scorched earth can be seen in the forest where the 416 fire burned on June 13, 2018 near Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. The fire is 15% contained. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Members of the Montana Bitterroot Hotshots use hand tools and chain saws to put in a shaded fuel break and cut a hand line around a home along County Road 205 to protect it from the 416 Fire on June 14, 2018. The fire is estimated at about 32,000 acres with only 15% containment. Predicted thunderstorms were expected to potentially bring in strong outflow winds and increase the potential for extreme fire behavior today. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1st.

A firefighter takes ice to his crew as he makes his way through fire camp before heading back out on the fire line of the 416 Fire on June 14, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire is estimated at about 32,000 acres with only 15% containment. Predicted thunderstorms may bring strong outflow winds and increase the potential for extreme fire behavior today. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1.

Kyle Swanstrom, right, a firefighter with a Type II hand crew with Idaho Department of Lands, chats with members of his crew after gearing up before heading out for the day on the fire line of the 416 Fire on June 14, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire is estimated at about 32,000 acres with only 15% containment. Predicted thunderstorms may bring strong outflow winds and increase the potential for extreme fire behavior today. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1.

Coty Newby, a firefighter with a Type II hand crew with Idaho Department of Lands, prepares his gear with his crew before heading out for the day on the fire line of the 416 Fire on June 14, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire is estimated at about 32,000 acres with only 15% containment. Predicted thunderstorms may bring strong outflow winds and increase the potential for extreme fire behavior today. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1.

Helicopters work until almost dark putting water drops on the 416 fire on June 12, 2018 in Durango. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 25,900 acres. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Burned trees and scorched earth can be seen in the forest where the 416 fire burned on June 13, 2018 near Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. The fire is 15% contained. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Burned trees along a ridge line can be seen in the forest where the 416 fire burned on June 13, 2018 near Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. The fire is 15% contained. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Burned trees and scorched earth can be seen in the forest where the 416 fire burned on June 13, 2018 near Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. The fire is 15% contained. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Burned trees and scorched earth can be seen in the forest where the 416 fire burned on June 13, 2018 near Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. The fire is 15% contained. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Burned trees along a ridge line can be seen in the forest where the 416 fire burned on June 13, 2018 near Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. The fire is 15% contained. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Burned trees and scorched earth can be seen in the forest where the 416 fire burned on June 13, 2018 near Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. The fire is 15% contained. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Sawyer Luke Brehm, a member of the Montana Bitterroot Hotshots, finishes cutting in a shaded fuel break and a hand line around a home along County Road 205 to protect it from the 416 Fire on June 14, 2018. The fire is estimated at about 32,000 acres with only 15% containment. Predicted thunderstorms were expected to potentially bring in strong outflow winds and increase the potential for extreme fire behavior today. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1st.

Megan Emerson, middle, and Andrew Pepion, right, members of the Montana Bitterroot Hotshots, use hand tools to put in a shaded fuel break and cut a hand line around a home along County Road 205 to protect it from the 416 Fire on June 14, 2018. The fire is estimated at about 32,000 acres with only 15% containment. Predicted thunderstorms were expected to potentially bring in strong outflow winds and increase the potential for extreme fire behavior today. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1st.

A home sits in a green area right next to a completely burned hillside on June 13, 2018 near Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. The fire is 15% contained. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

A line cut by firefighters shows shows where the 416 fire burned and what was saved in the forest where the 416 fire burned on June 13, 2018 near Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. The fire is 15% contained. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Smoke rises from the 416 Fire behind the U.S. Highway 550 road block at Cometti Lane on Wednesday, June 13, 2018, near Durango, Colo.

Ken Gregor, Operations Sections chief trainee, points out fire activity of the 416 Fire on a map during a media briefing at the Incident Command at Animas Valley Elementary school on June 13, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, has burned an estimated 26,500 acres. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured. The black lines on the map at right are containment lines. The fire is 15% contained.

A deer hides in the woods at the Lower Hermosa campground which was saved by firefighters from burning in the 416 Fire on June 13, 2018 near Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. The fire is 15% contained. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Colorado State Patrol officer Ben Stuever, left, talks to homeowner Jim Siepiela, right, before allowing him through the road closure along Highway 550 on June 13, 2018 in Hermosa. Homeowners living in a select group of neighborhoods past Hermosa were allowed past the road closure to go back home after almost 2 weeks of being evacuated because of the 415 fire. Highway 550 has been closed at Hermosa since the start of the fire. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Colorado State Patrol officer Ben Stuever directs homeowners as he allows them to go through the road closure along Highway 550 on June 13, 2018 in Hermosa. Homeowners living in a select group of neighborhoods past Hermosa were allowed past the road closure to go back home after almost 2 weeks of being evacuated because of the 415 fire. Highway 550 has been closed at Hermosa since the start of the fire. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 26,500 acres. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Overnight inversions in the evening from cooler air valley cause heavy smoke in the valley on June 13, 2018 in Durango. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 25,900 acres. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Hermosa residents Mandy and Andy Dougherty made a sign to thank firefighters for saving their home from the 416 fire on June 12, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres. The couple, who are still evacuated, said their home came very close to burning but was saved by firefighters.

A large helicopter looks for a spot to make a water drop on the 416 fire on June 12, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres.

A large helicopter passes homes as it returns for water after making a water drop on the 416 fire on June 12, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres.

Cyclists look at the large plume of the 416 fire as they make their way up Highway 160 on June 12, 2018 near Hesperus. The 416 fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres.

HERMOSA, CO - JUNE 12: A large helicopter returns for water after making a water drop on the 416 fire on June 12, 2018 in Hermosa, Colorado. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

Art Nichols mows his lawn along Highway 550 as the large plume of the 416 fire begins to build in the dry afternoon in the San Juan National Forest on June 12, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres. The county enacted Stage 3 fire restrictions and made the unusual move to close the San Juan National Forest as the 416 Fire continues to burn.

The large plume of the 416 fire begins to build in the dry afternoon in the San Juan National Forest on June 12, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres. The county enacted Stage 3 fire restrictions and made the unusual move to close the San Juan National Forest as the 416 Fire continues to burn.

Blake Gammon, 4, left and his sister Brielle, 2, came from Farmington, New Mexico with their mother, Kelsey, not pictured, to watch the 416 fire along Highway 550 on June 12, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres.

Colorado state patrol officers help maintain road closures on County Road 205 on June 12, 2018 in Durango. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 25,900 acres. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

A large helicopter makes a water drop on the 416 fire on June 12, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres.

The Dry Fork trail in the San Juan National Forest is one of many trails closed as a result of the 416 fire on June 12, 2018 in Durango. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres. The county enacted Stage 3 fire restrictions and made the unusual move to close the San Juan National Forest as the 416 Fire continues to burn.

Fire crews arrive for night duty as they head toward the 416 fire along County Road 205 on June 12, 2018 in Durango. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 25,900 acres. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

A Forest Service engine watches over the Dry Fork trail in the San Juan National Forest to make sure no one uses it as it is one of many trails closed as a result of the 416 fire on June 12, 2018 in Durango. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres. The county enacted Stage 3 fire restrictions and made the unusual move to close the San Juan National Forest as the 416 Fire continues to burn.

A large helicopter looks for a spot to make a water drop on the 416 fire on June 12, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has burned over 22,000 acres.

Sara Moles, left, a barista at Durango Joe's, wears a mask to protect her lungs from the smoke caused by the 416 fire as she serves coffee to customers on June 13, 2018 in Durango. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 25,900 acres. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Denver police officers, who came all the way from Denver, talk with residents as they help maintain road closures on County Road 205 on June 12, 2018 in Durango. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1 and has now burned 25,900 acres. No homes have burned and no firefighters have been injured.

Firefighters make their way back from breakfast at fire camp before heading back out on the fire line of the 416 Fire on June 14, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire is estimated at about 32,000 acres with only 15% containment. Predicted thunderstorms may bring strong outflow winds and increase the potential for extreme fire behavior today. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1.

Cody Griffin, a crew boss with Idaho Department of Lands, oversees his crew as they prepare to head out for the day on the fire line of the 416 Fire on June 14, 2018 in Hermosa. The fire is estimated at about 32,000 acres with only 15% containment. Predicted thunderstorms may bring strong outflow winds and increase the potential for extreme fire behavior today. The fire, burning 23 miles northwest of Durango, started June 1.