<p>The Hogan Fire in Nevada’s Pequop Mountains grew to 2,000-acres in three days and was just five-percent contained by July 3, officials said</a>.</p><p>This timelapse video, taken from Spruce Mountain by the Nevada Seismological Lab on July 2, shows dense plumes of smoke rising from the blaze.</p><p>The fire reportedly started 25 miles southeast of Wells, Nevada, on the evening of July 1. Officials expected</a> the fire to grow another 1,000 acres before it would be contained.</p><p>The cause of the fire was still under investigation.</p><p>Two other fires began on July 1 in northern Nevada, according to the Elko Daily Free Press</a>. Credit: Nevada Seismological Lab via Storyful</p><br />
