New Mexico's Bear Fire Remains Uncontained in Gila National Forest

The Bear Fire in New Mexico's Gila National Forest is currently 0% contained, burning across 150 acres of dense forest in challenging terrain. An incident management team is deploying significant resources, including personnel and aircraft, to establish containment lines and safeguard critical infrastructure. Elevated fire weather conditions, characterized by high temperatures, low humidity, and gusty winds, are expected to persist, exacerbated by severe drought in the region.