Wind may have carried embers, fueled fire involving three homes in Kewaskum

KEWASKUM — Wind may have fueled a fire involving three homes in Kewaskum Monday, April 30, according to the Washington County Insider.

A FOX6 News crew was sent out to the scene.

A witness told the Washington County Insider a two-story home on Odawa Circle was completely destroyed, and the fire also destroyed the garage at the home next door. The witness said fire may have started under a deck at a third home on Edgewood and Jefferson. Witnesses indicated embers carried by the wind may have sparked that fire.

No injuries have been reported, but according to the Washington County Insider — white plumes of smoke could be seen for miles, as far as West Bend and I-41.

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