New wildfire evacuations in the Southwest as severe storms threaten South

A storm system is pushing east with fire danger, gusty winds, severe storms and heavy mountain snow on Tuesday.

A storm system is pushing east with fire danger, gusty winds, severe storms and heavy mountain snow on Tuesday. A new wildfire spread in Lincoln County, New Mexico, with evacuations prompted as wildfires are covering up to 4,000 acres with 0% containment. Elsewhere, wildfires are also happening in Kingman, Arizona, where evacuations continue covering up to 1,400 acres with 0% containment. Fire danger continues for five states from Texas to Colorado with high wind alerts and red flag warnings.