Wildfire season has begun in Arizona as several fires have popped up across the state.
We take a look at each fire, how big it is, the communities impacted, and who should be evacuating, or who should be ready to evacuate.
MAP: Wildfires burning across the state
Rabbit Fire
Romero Fire
Black Fire
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Several areas are under evacuation orders amid a wildfire burning in the Tonto National Forest.
Apex Fire
Thompson Fire
Freeman Fire
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Evacuations have been lifted amid the Freeman Fire, which sparked in a remote area of Pinal County in the Black Mountains.
Watch Fire
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The wind-driven Watch Fire is burning in San Carlos and has already scorched more than 2,100 acres.
Gemstone Fire
Hillside Fire
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The Hillside Fire sparked in the Yavapai County town of Congress on July 10.
Ray & Shake Fires
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Evacuations have been lifted amid the Ray and Shake Fires, which have burned more than 150 acres in Pinal County.
Rainey Fire
Pius Fire
Perry Tank Fire
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A brush fire near Black Canyon City prompted the closure of a portion of Interstate 17, but all traffic lanes have since been reopened.
Golden Fire
Lockett Fire
Weimer Fire
Boulder View Fire
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Evacuations have been ordered as crews battle a brush fire that is burning north of Scottsdale.
Rock Fire
Kingman Fire
Ghost Fire
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A brush fire near Apache Junction caused a road closure on State Route 88 near Lost Dutchman State Park.
Riverside Fire
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Fire season is early, and its active. The Riverside Fire is the third wildfire to hit the Bartlett Lake area so far this summer, and we’re only halfway through June.
Arcadia Fire
Foote Fire
Ironwood Fire
Rose Fire
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The Rose Fire burning in Wickenburg destroyed seven homes, prompted evacuations and closed the main highway between Phoenix and Las Vegas before an army of firefighters arrived to stem the flames, a fire official said.
Peacock Fire
Bear Fire (in Gila County)
Bravo Fire
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The Bravo Fire burning in Coconino County near Bellemont has some residents preparing to leave their homes on Thursday afternoon.
Sourdough Fire
Saddle Fire
Catahoula Fire
Haley Fire
Adams Fire
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A community near Fountain Hills has been told to be ready to evacuate due to a wildfire burning in the area.
Table Fire
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As of Sunday night, the final update on the Table Fire was that it burned 676 acres and is 85% contained. If there's a significant change in the fire, there will be another update.
Spring Fire
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The Spring Fire started on Saturday, June 1, and has grown to an estimated 4,022 acres. The fire is 46% contained.
Lazy Lizard Fire
Simmons Fire
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Evacuations have been lifted in Pinal County for the Simmons Fire, which has burned over 300 acres near Kearny, Arizona.
Bear Fire (in Cochise County)
87 Fire
Greene Fire
Refuge Fire
Sidewinder Fire
Dotbug Fire
Peg Leg Fire
Wildcat Fire
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Roads near Bartlett Lake have reopened as crews still work to contain a wildfire northeast of Cave Creek that has scorched just over 14,000 acres.