The National Weather Service in Salt Lake City reported that wind gusts around 30 mph, with relative humidity generally in the teens, will bring increased fire danger to the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains Friday. Wednesday was gusty, and winds will be lighter Thursday and increase again Friday, when critical fire weather conditions are likely.The Yellow Lake Fire in Wasatch County has grown slightly, to 2,560 acres of timber and standing dead and down timber, east and south of Mill Hollow Reservoir, and was 6% contained early Thursday.The post 30 mph wind gusts will bring increased fire danger Friday appeared first on Park Record.