Firefighting crews continued to battle the PocketFire north of Sedona that’s burned 26,442 acres and is 48% contained as of July 6, according to fire officials.
Firefighters worked July 5 to keep the PocketFire from advancing toward Oak Creek Canyon as the wildfire north of Sedona was estimated at 25,597 acres and 38% contained, fire officials said ...Evacuation status can also be viewed on an online map ...
The PocketFire in northern Arizona is casting a long shadow over Sedona, a nationwide destination for picture-perfect weddings nestled under red rocks ... Owners of the Forest Houses Resort in Sedona posted a public plea for help online.
Firefighters gained — and lost — some ground overnight as they battled the PocketFire about 7 miles north of Sedona...National Weather Service's forecast for June 3 calls for highs in the 80s at higher elevations and upper 90s near Sedona.
Firefighters continued to work overnight on the PocketFire, which is burning north of Sedona and sending smoke across northern Arizona... from Sedona and outlying communities," the Forest Service said.
The PocketFire burning north of Sedona has been 20% contained, fire officials reported ...The National Weather Service forecasted a high temperature of 90 degrees near Sedona, with sustained winds of 15 mph and gusts up to 20 mph.
The PocketFire burning north of Sedona has grown to more than 11,000 acres, leading to evacuation warnings for several neighborhoods in northern Arizona... on June 19 about 7 miles north of Sedona.
The PocketFire, just 7 miles north of Sedona, has prompted visitors and residents in the area to be prepared for any evacuation orders, as the fire continues to spread with the support of the windy weather.
SedonaAirport used to help fight PocketFire in Arizona. Helicopter crews use the Sedona Airport as a base for efforts to fight the Pocket Fire. Provided by Sedona Airport ... The fire was burning through timber and brush about 7 miles north of Sedona.