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Arizona had one of its driest monsoon seasons on record last year, which will directly impact wildfires this year. Experts predict this could be another big year for fires across the state.
The fire season has definitely started, with fires already burning in Arizona, Nevada, California and New Mexico. Thatâs no surprise, given the disastrous lack of a snowpack this winter throughout the West â with most of Arizona at about less than 10% of the long-term average in even the highest elevations, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Across the West, the snowpack is less than 50% of normal, except for Washington and the northern reaches of Oregon. The Four Corners states are in near-record territory, with severe or exceptional drought continuing. Californiaâ...
WWII veteran celebrates her 100th birthday in Phoenix with family, parade Community organizes parade to honor WWII veteran who turns 100 Stella Sgro was a drill sergeant during World War II, and was an air raid warden. The parade was held outside of her home at Christian Care Health Center. PHOENIX - An entire Valley community came together to honor a World War II veteran turning 100-years-old on Wednesday, April 21. Stella Sgro was a World War II Drill Sergeant and Air Raid Warden. To celebrate her milestone birthday and all of her accomplishments, the community came out to show her love ...
Fire dispatcher loses home in Margo Fire, now living at fire station Fire dispatcher loses home in Margo Fire, now living at fire station As a woman was at work in Pinal County, she learned her home had been destroyed by the Margo Fire in April. She lived there for more than 50 years. PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. - More than a dozen residents in Dudleyville are still without homes after they were destroyed in the Margo Fire this month, including a fire dispatcher who lost her home of more than 50 years. For the past two weeks, Erma Chilton has been staying at the Dudleyville Fire Station with no ...
The fire season has definitely started, with fires already burning in Arizona, Nevada, California and New Mexico. Thatâs no surprise, given the disastrous lack of a snowpack this winter throughout the West â with most of Arizona at about less than 10% of the long-term average in even the highest elevations, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Across the West, the snowpack is less than 50% of normal, except for Washington and the northern reaches of Oregon. The Four Corners states are in near-record territory, with severe or exceptional drought continuing. Californiaâ...