This photo provided by Kirsten Smith shows a wildfire burning in Benson, Ariz., on June 10, 2017. Nearly 30 wildfires tore through dry and windy Arizona on Monday, June 12, 2017, drawing crews from across the Western United States to the state with the most blazes burning in the nation. Thousands of firefighters were battling 28 wildfires throughout the state, many of them ignited by lightning or people, as gusty winds and parched vegetation fueled the flames, said Tiffany Davila, a spokeswoman for the state forestry department. No one has been injured, and just one empty house has been destroyed. (Kirsten Smith via AP)
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