Rocky Canyon Fire Expands to 15,500 Acres, Evacuations Continue in Utah
Rocky Canyon Fire Expands to 15,500 Acres, Evacuations Continue in Utah
US · Published Aug 11, 2026
The Rocky Canyon Fire in Summit and Morgan counties, Utah, has grown to 15,500 acres as of Monday, August 10, 2026, with 0% containment (KPCW).
The fire, determined to be human-caused, is under investigation.

Impact & Risks

Residents in affected areas face immediate evacuation risks, particularly those under 'Go' status in Henefer and Morgan County. High winds and thunderstorms could exacerbate fire spread, posing threats to homes and infrastructure. Power outages and road closures, including SR-66 and SR-65, are impacting mobility and access. While no structures have been lost, the fire's rapid growth and unpredictable behavior remain significant concerns for local communities.

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