USA: Snow, freezing temperatures follow wildfire destroying hundreds of homes in Colorado

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Two are reported missing after a wildfire destroyed hundreds of homes in Colorado, followed by frigid temperatures and snow as seen in Louisville on Saturday morning.

The Marshall wildfire tore through the suburban area between Denver and Boulder, leaving some residents with nothing as even their cars were charred by the blaze.

Firefighters were seen extinguishing the still-fuming remains of destroyed homes as residents walked around the rubble.

Though the snow and freezing temperatures (-17 to -13 degrees Celsius, 1 to 9 degrees Fahrenheit) helped extinguish the fire, they have made the situation worse for those who have lost their shelter.

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