Basin Fire (AZCOF)

Wildfire Status:

The Basin Fire, which is located approximately 20 miles northwest of Flagstaff, Arizona, has been active since it was first reported on June 5, 2025. The fire, caused by lightning, has burned a total of 9,145 acres. As of the latest update, fire managers completed firing operations covering roughly 9,000 acres between June 9 and 10, and all ignitions are now complete. Firefighters are currently focused on monitoring the fire's perimeter, which is reported to be 100% contained.

The incident is being managed by the Coconino National Forest, and the response has involved extensive coordination among fire agencies to ensure the safety of the surrounding areas. The situation has stabilized significantly, allowing crews to shift from aggressive firefighting to a more observational role, ensuring that the perimeter remains secure.

Weather conditions have likely played a role in the management of the fire, although specific details regarding current weather patterns are not provided in the available information. As the fire continues to be monitored, it remains crucial for fire agencies to stay vigilant in case of any changes in weather that could affect the stability of the containment efforts.

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