Wildfires Threaten Santa Fe National Forest and Surrounding Counties
TL;DR
A lightning-caused wildfire, known as the Black Feather Fire, has broken out in the San Pedro Parks Wilderness of the Coyote Ranger District, approximately 44 miles northwest of Santa Fe. The fire has grown to an estimated 1,500 acres and is being managed with a full suppression response. Firefighters, including aircraft and hotshot crews, are working to contain the fire. Some areas have been placed on standby for evacuation, and an evacuation center has been established. Fire behavior is expected to remain active due to hot, dry, and windy weather conditions.
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