A wildfire burning in the Fishlake National Forest (a federally managed forest in central Utah) expanded overnight to more than 92,000 acres by Saturday morning, making it the largest active blaze in the United States, according to the National Interagency Fire Center. The Cottonwood fire, which ignited on Monday and remains at 0% containment, has caused property damage at a ski resort and forced closure of the national forest, though no injuries or casualties have been reported. The blaze is part of what officials are calling an unprecedented wildfire season in Utah, with state forestry director Jamie Barnes warning that fires are "spreading farther and faster under conditions that defy historical expectations."