Evacuations ordered as several large wildfires burn in the western US

Watch this timelapse video of smoke billowing across the sky as the Pipeline Fire burns outside Flagstaff, Arizona.

FOX Weather's Max Gorden has the latest on the wildfires burning across the West on Monday.

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What should be in your evacuation 'GO' bag during wildfire season

When conditions are dry and windy, a small spark can suddenly turn into a raging wildfire that quickly races across the region.

Firefighters recommend all those who could ever find themselves in harm's way to have an evacuation "GO" bag at the ready.

The article above has a list of the items you should include.

FOX 10 in Phoenix reports an Arizona man is facing charges related to the Pipeline Fire burning outside Flagstaff.

FOX 10 reporter Danielle Miller has the latest.

Officials in Coconino County, Arizona, have issued new evacuation orders because of the Pipeline Fire.

The neighborhood along Highway 89 North in the area of Sacred Mountain Trading Post on both sides of the highway should evacuate immediately.

The Pipeline Fire outside Flagstaff, Arizona, continues to spread and has so far burned 4,500 acres.

For more information about the critical fire weather conditions, click here.

The Sheep Fire in California has burned 939 acres so far

Fire officials say the Sheep Fire in Southern California has burned 939 acres and is 5% contained.

A call center has been opened for residents affected by the Pipeline Fire to receive important information.

Thick smoke plumes billowed into the sky above northern New Mexico as the Midnight Fire continued to grow, officials said on Saturday, June 11.

Critical fire weather conditions continue in the Southwest.

Extreme heat and dry thunderstorms will fuel the critical fire weather threat in Southwest on Monday.

For more information about the conditions, click here.

The Pipeline Fire is burning outside Flagstaff, Arizona

The Pipeline Fire in Arizona has so far burned about 4,500 acres and is 0% contained.

The area is currently under a critical risk of wildfires on Monday.

For more information, click here.

The U.S. Forest Service says the Midnight Fire in New Mexico has burned 3,944 acres as of Monday morning and is 0% contained

The Coconino County Sheriff’s Office has ordered the Crater Estates area to GO Status because of the Pipeline fire in Arizona.

Residents should evacuate immediately 

Residents in Wrightwood have been forced from their homes as crews work to contain the Sheep Fire.

The Sheep Fire is burning in Southern California

The Sheep Fire has burned 990 acres and is only 5% contained as of Monday morning.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Office says new evacuations have been ordered.

Highway 2 south to Lone Pine Canyon Road, Wright Mountain Road to Sheep Creek Drive

The San Bernardino County Animal Care & Control says small animals and livestock are being accepted at the Devore Animal Shelter at 19777 Shelter Way, San Bernardino.

Check out this video of a massive wildfire burning outside of Wrightwood, California.

The Sheep Fire has forced residents from their homes.

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Making sense of wildfire jargon

Wildfires are a regular part of the summer season and with their extensive news coverage and press conferences from fire officials, you may run across several terms you may not be familiar with.

Here are some of the terms the U.S. Forest Service use to describe wildfires.

Evacuations have been ordered as crews continue to try and contain the Sheep Fire in Southern California

Evacuation orders include:

East of Green

West of Highway 2/138

South of Snowline

North of Desert Front Road

Evacuation warnings continue for:

Wrightwood