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Pocket Fire Spreads in Arizona Near Sedona

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The Pocket Fire, active since June 19, 2026, continues to spread through steep canyons north of Sedona, Arizona, near State Highway 89A. Firefighters report back and flank behavior, with rolling material creating significant spread risks below the main fire edge.

The fire's cause remains undetermined. Critical dry fuels and favorable conditions allow for continued spread, particularly where fire aligns with slope reversals or ignites receptive fuels. Steep terrain and extensive canyon systems present ongoing operational challenges.

Incident updates note all perimeters and points are approximations. No specific evacuation orders or community impacts are mentioned in the current public record.

📄 Source: InciWeb Active Wildfires http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/azcof-pocket-fire
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  • The Pocket Fire has been active since June 19, 2026null
  • The Pocket Fire continues to spread through steep canyons north of Sedona, Arizonanull
  • The Pocket Fire continues to spread near State Highway 89Anull
  • Firefighters report back and flank behaviornull
  • Rolling material creates significant spread risks below the main fire edgenull
  • The fire's cause remains undeterminednull
  • Critical dry fuels and favorable conditions allow for continued spreadnull
  • The fire aligns with slope reversals or ignites receptive fuelsnull
  • Steep terrain presents ongoing operational challengesnull
  • Extensive canyon systems present ongoing operational challengesnull
  • Incident updates note all perimeters and points are approximationsnull
  • No specific evacuation orders are mentioned in the current public recordnull
  • No community impacts are mentioned in the current public recordnull

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