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Wildfires burning in Arizona over Memorial Day weekend - Vimarsana News

Wildfires burning in Arizona over Memorial Day weekend

Wildfires in Arizona continued to spring up throughout the map this week.  The Spur Fire, which started on Thursday in Bagdad about two hours northwest of Phoenix, destroyed 13 homes and burned 150 acres, was 90% contained as of Sunday morning, according to the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management. The department then turned over fire operations back to the local district. The department also announced that the Courthouse Fire burning southwest of Tonopah had grown to the size of 700 acres and had knocked out power for 73 homes as of Sunday morning. The department announced...

Escaping the flames of the Wallow Fire one decade ago - Vimarsana News

Escaping the flames of the Wallow Fire one decade ago

Remembering the Wallow Fire; Arizona's largest in history.

Source: yahoo.com
Officials say 2,900-acre Boggy Creek Fire was caused by lightning - Vimarsana News

Officials say 2,900-acre Boggy Creek Fire was caused by lightning

Officials say the 2,900-acre Boggy Creek Fire currently burning near Alpine, Arizona was caused by lightning.

Source: abc15.com
Controversy remains in preventing large wildfires after Wallow Fire - Vimarsana News

Controversy remains in preventing large wildfires after Wallow Fire

Controversy remains in preventing large wildfires after Wallow Fire

Source: yahoo.com
Crews scramble to contain two wildfires near Alpine - Vimarsana News

Crews scramble to contain two wildfires near Alpine

Two new White Mountains wildfires are growing rapidly, with fire crews scrambling to get a box around them to prevent their spread.