A lightning-caused wildfire in the rocky cliffs around Finger Rock was burning this weekend near Tucson.
The fire started about 10:30 p.m. Friday and burned at least 20 acres in the Santa Catalina Mountains, the Coronado National Forest said.
An infrared flight was scheduled Sunday to provide a more precise mapping of the number of acres that have been charred. An update, however, was not available early Sunday.
Hot spots dot the ridge line Saturday from the scattered flames of the lightning-caused Finger Ridge Fire.
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