There’s an 18,000 Acre Fire in New Mexico, And No One Knows…
Why?
The Pass Fire in New Mexico is now approaching 18,000 acres. The fire is on the Gila NF, burning 40 miles west of Winston, NM.
The quietest 18,000-acre fire in New Mexico’s history?
Maybe, but why?
First, it’s been a really chill fire. This was a lightning-caused fire that is just “skunking around.” Fire managers built a box, and now …
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