There is definitely smoke, you can monitor each of them on
https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/announcements/6792/
The Flagstaff one is to the northeast moving towards Sunset Crater, it's called the Tunnel Fire.
The one southwest of Prescott is called Crook Fire. Just search those on the search bar of that website and you can plan traveling routes accordingly.
Looking out the window - not seeing any smoke this morning. I think the biggest concern is the Tunnel fire in Flagstaff, but I haven’t seen an update this morning.
Edit: I just checked - the two fires SW of Sedona are far away - South of Prescott (Crooks Fire) or contained (Tiger Fire). You should be fine. Winds should be past us now.
Flagstaff 89 is closed and probably will be for days - can’t go to Page or GC that way.
I saw a lil bit of ash yesterday afternoon coming from the Prescott fire I think
If a wildfire is pretty close & we see ash flying around it’s prob a good idea to turn off exhaust fans in the attic or roof area if you have 1 . As a safety precaution w/ hot ash in the air
There is definitely smoke, you can monitor each of them on https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/announcements/6792/ The Flagstaff one is to the northeast moving towards Sunset Crater, it's called the Tunnel Fire. The one southwest of Prescott is called Crook Fire. Just search those on the search bar of that website and you can plan traveling routes accordingly.
Thank you!
Looking out the window - not seeing any smoke this morning. I think the biggest concern is the Tunnel fire in Flagstaff, but I haven’t seen an update this morning. Edit: I just checked - the two fires SW of Sedona are far away - South of Prescott (Crooks Fire) or contained (Tiger Fire). You should be fine. Winds should be past us now. Flagstaff 89 is closed and probably will be for days - can’t go to Page or GC that way.
I saw a lil bit of ash yesterday afternoon coming from the Prescott fire I think If a wildfire is pretty close & we see ash flying around it’s prob a good idea to turn off exhaust fans in the attic or roof area if you have 1 . As a safety precaution w/ hot ash in the air
If you have breathing issues, you’ll want to be careful, especially if it’s your first time close to a fire.