"Rare Fire Tornadoes Captured on Video Amid Canadian Wildfires"

An incredibly rare fire tornado, also known as a firenado, was spotted during the Downton Lake wildfire in Canada. The phenomenon occurred on August 17 and was captured on video by ground personnel. The fire tornado was caused by a combination of a cold front passing through the province and several days of dry and hot weather. The unique conditions and extreme fire behavior led to the formation of the firenado, which churned up flames and debris.