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The Black fire started on May 13, due to human cause.
The origin of the fire was centered on "Me-Own Air Strip" off of Forest Road 150 near Middle Mesa, in a rural area of Gila National Forest. 
In the span of one week the fire grew to 100,000 acres. As of May 21st there are 615 personnel working on the fire. The fire is being managed by a type 2 team, the Southwest Area Incident Management Team 5, led by Mike Spilde.
The region has been experiencing sustained critical fire weather conditions, including red flag warnings, which are contributing to explosive fire growth.
Between May 15th and May 17th, the fire grew over 27,000 acres per a day, fueled by red flag conditions. On May 18, the Black Fire became the fourth largest wildfire in recorded New Mexico state history.
As of 21 May 2022, the blaze is over 120,000 acres and 4% contained.
As of 31 May 2022, the blaze is over 246,648 acres and 28% contained.
As of 9 June 2022, the blaze is over 298,440 acres and 44% contained.
As of 25 June 2022, the blaze is over 325,133 acres and 70% contained.
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