What Happened
The Pocket Fire, burning near Sedona, Arizona, has reached an estimated size of 21,000 acres and is 21% contained. Firefighters have secured the northern edge of the blaze.
Gusty winds have been a significant factor in the fire's expansion, contributing to its growth to 15,000 acres at one point.
The fire's presence has led to closures and restrictions that are impacting travel plans for the Fourth of July holiday.
Earlier reports indicated the fire had grown to 17,000 acres overnight with no containment.
Key Facts
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The Pocket Fire is located near Sedona, Arizona.
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The fire has grown to approximately 21,000 acres.
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The Pocket Fire is 21% contained.
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The northern edge of the fire has been secured.
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Gusty winds have contributed to the fire's growth.
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The fire has caused closures and restrictions impacting travel.
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Previous reports stated the fire had reached 15,000 acres and 17,000 acres.