Northern Minnesota is currently facing significant wildfires, with the Brimson Complex and Munger Shaw fires having already scorched over 37,000 acres. Residents in the region are yearning to return home after being displaced due to the ongoing flames. Additional evacuation orders have been issued as wildfires continue to spread, fueled by a combination of dry conditions and extreme heat. Thousands of tiny caterpillars are also contributing to the worsening fire situation by killing trees. The Camp House fire has notably destroyed homes, including that of a grandmother and her young grandchildren. The Minnesota National Guard has been activated to assist firefighting efforts. As the fires rage on, the DNR has designated parts of the state as having explosive fire risk, prompting heightened alerts and additional precautions in affected areas. While thunderstorms could potentially bring relief, the fires have raised concerns regarding fire regulations and public safety.