COSTELLO: Firefighters in Arizona are making good progress in their battle against a deadly wildfire, the Yarnell fire is now 45 percent contained. An afternoon thunderstorm is forecast for possibly today near Prescott, and that's a good thing. The storm has a potential for lightning and winds, though, which could help spread the flames, so let's hope it brings a lot of rainfall, shall we? Stephanie Elam joins us now live from Prescott. Good morning.</s>STEPHANIE ELAM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Carol. Yes, we were hoping to do a little rain dance, and, in fact, it's been sort of unpredictable. In the afternoons we have seen big storms come in. Yesterday, I saw the one hotel had some flooding of three feet. So hopefully that rain won't just fall here, it will also fall over the Yarnell Hill fire, where they are still battling that blaze. The good news, the acreage hasn't grown in days -- Carol.</s>COSTELLO: Absolutely. L et's talk about the memorial on tap for these fallen firefighters. Tell us about it.</s>ELAM: It continues to expand every day, Carol, when you go to this fence, it's the fence that runs along Station 7 where these Granite Mountain Hotshots were based, and people keep coming up, adding flags, a lot of things in the number of 19, 19 bottles of water, 19 flags. It keeps stretching. Yesterday we had a storm come in and it was very, very violent with the winds and it tore a lot of what was there down, but we saw people coming back and putting things back -- Carol.</s>COSTELLO: I know there was a touching moment on Wednesday when the vehicles used by those firefighters, they were driven back home.</s>ELAM: Yes. They are called buggies, and they have two of them, ten men to each one. Those buggies came into town and people were moved to run out and salute them, but the moment of silence didn't just happen here, it also happened down at the fire line. Take a listen to what happened.
Firefighters Make Progress In Arizona