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Containment continues to grow on other large wildfires burning in Arizona after crews extinguished the Griffin and Meddler fires.
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Containment continues to grow on active wildfires that are burning outside of the metro Phoenix area as the area continues to see a lack of rainfall.
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A total of eight active wildfires continue to burn east of metro Phoenix, consuming nearly a combined 140,000 acres between them.
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Six active wildfires burning east of Phoenix have consumed more than 106,000 acres combined. More than 800,000 acres have burned in the state this year.
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Four active blazes east of the Phoenix area have consumed nearly 100,000 acres of land, as wildfires continue to wreak havoc during an unusually weak monsoon season.
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The FAA decided against prosecuting a person suspected of flying a drone illegally into firefighters’ airspace during a recent wildfire near Tucson.
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An evacuation order was issued Tuesday after the Griffin Fire east of the Phoenix area burned through another 8,000-plus acres overnight.
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Evacuation orders were lifted Monday as containment grew on two wildfires sparked by lightning east of the Phoenix area.
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Seven active fires have charred more than 60,000 acres across Arizona. The Griffin Fire and Salt Fire were caused by lightning.
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An impotent monsoon season has left Arizona susceptible to wildfires. Here’s a look at the notable ongoing fire activity and its impact.