BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Firefighters in Colorado struggling to keep up with a wildfire that's been threatening a small community southwest of Denver. Rusty Dornin is there. She filed this report a short time ago. Here's Rusty.</s>RUSTY DORNIN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: More than 2,000 that were evacuated from Bailey, Colorado, were allowed to return to their homes overnight. But that was under the condition that they may have to flee again if the winds change. And the problem all along with this fire has been erratic winds and very dry conditions. Colorado has been undergoing a drought this year. And the fuel load in the area is very dry. One fire official told me if they threw out 10 matches, nine of them might ignite a fire here. So they're very concerned about that. There's also been a shortage of firefighters. April is very unusual. It's very unusual to have a wildland fire this time of year. So many of the firefighters are still in training. Some have not been called on to the fire lines yet. So they've had trouble calling people into this fire. They've even called crews from as far away as Illinois. So they do think they may be able to get a handle if the winds remain calmer. Right now the winds are calmer than they were on Wednesday. They're hoping those conditions remain so they can get more of a ring around this fire. As far as the cause, it looks like it was two young teenagers who were outside the high school smoking cigarettes. And from what we understand, they're already talking to the parents. And they may have to assume some financial responsibility for this fire. Rusty Dornin, CNN, Bailey, Colorado.
Colorado Firefighters Struggling to Keep Up with a Wild Fire