<p>Thunderstorms and flash flooding forecasted for the Ute Park, New Mexico, area on June 3 were expected to ease wildfire activity, but only for the short term, according to Inciweb</a>.</p><p>By Sunday morning the fire had grown to more than 31,000 acres</a>. Continued evacuations were underway in the Cimarron and Ute Park neighborhoods.</p><p>Critical fire conditions were expected to return following the storm, which is forecast to bring up to one inch of rain and winds of up to 30 miles-per-hour. Credit: JR Logan via Storyful</p><br />
