Crews battling a pair of wildfires in northern Arizona were expecting some growth Thursday because of warm, dry and breezy weather
Hot shot crew members keep an eye on the blaze as fire crews ignite the underbrush off of Forest Road 545B in an effort to contain the Pipeline Fire Wednesday, June 15, 2022. FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — — Fire crews battling a pair of wildfires in northern Arizona were expecting some growth Thursday because of warm, dry and breezy conditions.
The blaze has overlapped some of the footprint of a wildfire that started on Easter Sunday and destroyed 30 homes and other structures while consuming about 30 square miles of forest, chaparral and grassland.Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey on Thursday declared a state of emergency because of the fires and allocated $200,000 to the state emergency management department to help respond and recover from the blazes.
Some evacuation orders were still in place because of the wildfires, including for the Arizona Snowbowl ski resort.
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