SAN RAFAEL FIRE: The blaze has spread to more than 10,000 acres, triggering evacuations.
TUCSON, Ariz. — Arizona State Forestry officials say evacuations are currently underway in Santa Cruz County because of a wildfire spreading near Patagonia.
#SanRafaelFire, started Sat 5/7 pm, approx. 20mi. SE of Patagonia w/n San Rafael State Natural Area. Wind-driven & burning thru heavy grass crop. Est. at 1,400 acres. SEATs & AA ordered w/ ground resources engaged. Evacs in progress. Red Flag conditions today. #AZForestry #AZFire pic.twitter.com/b3kSFqCXIV
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