The Cody Fire erupted in Arizona's Coronado National Forest, rapidly consuming 1,000 acres just hours after its ignition. Evacuation orders were issued for areas around the fire in the town of Oracle, with additional zones prepared for possible future evacuations due to its unpredictable nature. The fire remains 0% contained as firefighters employ both on-ground and aerial strategies to establish controlled containment lines. Dry conditions and strong winds with gusts potentially reaching 30 mph are expected to hinder firefighting efforts. The situation prompted temporary flight restrictions in the area.
The Cody Fire, triggered by extreme dry conditions, rapidly consumed 1,000 acres shortly after igniting, prompting swift evacuation measures in nearby communities.
As firefighters battle the uncontrollable blaze, weather conditions with wind gusts up to 30 mph are anticipated, complicating efforts to establish containment.
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