DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: Authorities have ordered hundreds of people to evacuate their homes. People in Pinesdale, Montana are watching as the fire grows. Reporter Jennifer Huntley (ph), of station KECI, has more on the situation out of Montana.</s>JENNIFER HUNTLEY, KECI REPORTER (voice-over): Flames dance along the tree tops, while an audience of tourists watch along Interstate 90.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The whole state from where we were coming is just one big cloud.</s>HUNTLEY: A cloud that's getting closer to Mazula. The Ryan Gulch fire is only 30 miles from the Garden City. And with the unpredictable weather, it could spread west.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There is always potential for it to move in any direction in these kind of conditions, just depending on weather events.</s>HUNTLEY: For now, the main concern is residents, Like Michelle Arivello (ph), who lives only a mile and a half from the fire.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: You can tell, sitting here, it's fickle, it's coming from all sorts of directions. And they don't really know what to warn us.</s>HUNTLEY: Her house is one of two dozen in the Cramer Dry and Bear Gulch (ph) authorities visited.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: What we're asking for is voluntary evacuation.</s>HUNTLEY: Telling people to get ready in case they have to leave. The fire has spread 2500 acres. And one of the few resources fighting it left for another fire. Now residents wait for 400 firefighters, and pray the wind doesn't blow this fiery show in their direction.</s>KAGAN: And that report was from Jennifer Huntley, of station KECI.
Pinesdale, Montana Residents Watch as the Fire Grows