A fire whirl was spotted by Reed Timmer Extreme Meteorologist as a wildfire burned near Englewood, Kansas, on Tuesday. 🌪️🔥 Here's how they form. | AccuWeather

A fire whirl, also known as fire tornado or “firenado”, swept through Tennant Creek in Australia’s Northern Territories last week as bush fires raged in multiple towns across the country. #firenado #bushfire #fire #Australia #StraitsTimes | The Straits Times

What the devil is that? This is a dust devil which looks like a mini tornado and was filmed at a wildfire at Scripton Gill, Brandon this afternoon. Dust devils form when a pocket of hot air near the surface rises quickly through cooler air above it, forming an updraft. Some may say it is out of this whirl! #HereAllWeek | County Durham & Darlington Fire & Rescue Service