Strong wind gusts expected to fan New Mexico wildfires
The blaze already has left many families homeless and thousands of residents have evacuated rural areas of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
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The blaze already has left many families homeless and thousands of residents have evacuated rural areas of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
Red flag situation continues through Monday evening
Weather conditions described as potentially historic continued in New Mexico on Saturday and were expected for the next several days as more than 1,500 firefighters and a fleet of airplanes and helicopters worked feverishly to bolster lines around the largest fire burning in the U.S.
Weather conditions described as potentially historic were on tap for New Mexico on Saturday and for the next several days as over 1,400 firefighters and a fleet of airplanes and helicopters worked feverishly to bolster lines around the largest fire burning in the U.S.
Event could last 5 or more days with gusts topping 80-96 kph