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At least three homes in Phoenix, Arizona, were seriously damaged by fire amid 110-degree weather. Hot embers blew onto the roofs, but the cause of the fire remains under investigation.

A fire that appeared to have started in a backyard palm tree spread through a Phoenix, Arizona neighborhood, destroying two homes and damaging four others

Extremely hot, dry conditions forecast across much of the West through the Fourth of July are heightening concerns about wildfires and the dangers of

Experts warn hot, dry conditions are ripe for wildfires ahead of Fourth of July celebrations. Some cities turn to drone light displays to curb risk.

At least three homes in Phoenix, Arizona, were seriously damaged by fire amid 110-degree weather. Hot embers blew onto the roofs, but the cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Experts warn hot, dry conditions are ripe for wildfires ahead of Fourth of July celebrations. Some cities turn to drone light displays to curb risk.

Phoenix Fire Capt. Rob McDade says they serve as an ominous warning about the fire danger ahead of fireworks-fueled Fourth of July celebrations in extremely hot, dry conditions.

On Friday, firefighters from Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tempe extinguished a massive fire that broke out in a neighborhood near 40th Street and McDowell Road.The blaze engulfed palm trees, vegetation and six houses, two of which were completely destroyed.Phoenix Fire Captain Rob McDade discussed the severity of the flames.“I could tell you in my 23 years, I’ve never walked down a

A fire that appeared to have started in a backyard palm tree spread through a Phoenix neighborhood, destroying two homes and damaging four others as hot embers blew onto roofs and into other vegetation, authorities said.

According to Phoenix Fire, the flames broke out on June 30 near 40th Street and McDowell Road.