Prescribed Burns Cause Smoke in Northern Arizona Communities
November 4, 2025
Fire managers in northern Arizona conducted prescribed burns, impacting communities like Flagstaff with visible smoke.
Fire managers in northern Arizona conducted prescribed burns, impacting communities like Flagstaff with visible smoke.
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