Reminiscent of a volcano plume, wildfires in recent days are dominating the Colorado skyline.

Filmer Edward Harrell, who recorded the footage with a drone on October 21, said: "It’s as if you can feel the monstrous fire going through through a series of moods as the sun retreats into darkness. The problem is on the ground where the largest fire in state history continues on. The view is from the Denver area specifically shot in Broomfield. I'm facing north west. In a weird way it’s becoming the new norm. The first time plume was visible it was a big deal; some days it would rain ash in Denver and surrounding areas. Now you know it’s there and if you can’t see it you probably will later in the day."

Reminiscent of a volcano plume Colorado wildfires Dominate the evening sky. It’s as if you can feel the monstrous fire going through through a series of moods as the sun retreats into darkness The problem is on the ground where the largest fire in state history continues on.. The view is from the Denver area specifically shot in Broomfield. I am facing north west . In a weird way it’s becoming the new norm the first time plume was visible it was a big deal some days it would rain ash in Denver and surrounding areas. Now you know it’s there and if you can’t see it you probably will later in the day.