
Parts of New Mexico under evacuation orders as McBride Fire grows to more than 6,000 acres
CNN
The deadly McBride Fire in southern New Mexico grew to more than 6,100 acres Saturday and evacuation orders remained in place in several areas, officials said.
The blaze, burning in Lincoln County, started four days ago and has since torched more than 200 homes, fire authorities said in a Saturday update. It remained 0% contained, and the area continues to be under a high fire risk through at least Sunday, as dry and breezy conditions are expected to continue unabated, CNN meteorologist Gene Norman said.
Two people were killed in the blaze, state police said in a news release earlier this week.

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