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WENATCHEE, Wash. (AP) - Lightning storms that moved across northcentral Washington have sparked about 20 wildfires. The largest is the Devils Gulch Fire, which covers 40 to 60 acres in heavy timber and steep terrain about 10 miles southwest of Wenatchee. None of the other fires is bigger than five acres.

Wenatchee Lightning Strikes

( Alan Bentley / July 28, 2010 )

WENATCHEE, Wash. (AP) - Lightning storms that moved across northcentral Washington have sparked about 20 wildfires. The largest is the Devils Gulch Fire, which covers 40 to 60 acres in heavy timber and steep terrain about 10 miles southwest of Wenatchee. None of the other fires is bigger than five acres.

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