MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN ANCHOR: Some cool air is finally moving into Montana, and firefighters aren't wasting a minute of it. Hot, dry weather has made this a horrible year for wildfires. Right now, more than a million acres are burning across the western states and Florida. Montana is at the center of the fire zone. That's where we find our Greg Lefevre -- Greg.</s>GREG LEFEVRE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Martin. And, yes, indeed, the temperature dropped overnight. It was 39 degrees when we got here this morning, and firefighters love that cold weather because it means that the fire slows down. So that means that the firefighters, out of this thousand-person camp, are mobilizing all over the area. They have 12 major fires. Hot spot today is called the Razor fire. It's about 30 miles southwest of here. It ran over the weekend and nearly overran a small village of about 12 homes. Firefighters managed to save every one of those homes. Heavy water, heavy hand-to-hand fighting, if you want to call it that, on the fire lines, and a lot of foam sprayed on homes. As you look across Montana, though, as you say, thousands of acres have been burned. Another area called the Mink fire, to the southeast of this area, now poses a danger to several hundred homes and cabins in the mountain area. To the folks familiar with this part of the country, it's around Highway 93. Firefighters have several days of calm, cool weather and they want to make the most of it out here because the forecast for later on in the week is temperatures in the 90s. What that means is the fuel gets hot, gets dry, gets more flammable, and the winds pick up. So they're making the most of it for now. Greg Lefevre, CNN, reporting live from Darby, Montana.
Firefighters Mobilized as Cool Weather Sweeps Across Montana