Willow fire ranks among Arizona's largest in state history
The Willow fire in the White Mountains grew to 165 square miles becoming the fourth largest Arizona wildfire on record while the Horseshoe Two blaze reached 86 000 acres. Nationwide fires forced evacuations near Alpine and Paradise with smoke drifting to Albuquerque as crews fought two major fires.
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