The Dragon Bravo Fire at Grand Canyon has expanded to over 126,000 acres, marking it as the largest active wildfire in the nation. As it continues to grow, the fire has created its own weather phenomena, including fire clouds, adding to the alarming situation in the West where numerous wildfires are burning out of control. The escalating conditions have led to public meetings in nearby communities and forced evacuations in various areas. This megafire is part of a larger trend that has seen 7.5 million acres of national parkland destroyed, raising concerns about the unprecedented scale and unpredictability of these wildfires. As firefighters battle to contain the blaze, the intense summer heat persists, further complicating containment efforts.