Aspen Acres Fire is now Colorado's seventh-largest wildfire, prompting new evacuations as dry, windy weather persists.

Crews continue to fight wildfires in Pueblo, Custer, Dolores, Mesa, Lake and Ouray counties.

Aspen Acres fire, Colorado’s largest active wildfire, jumped several thousand acres, spurred on by windy afternoon thunderstorms to consume more than 93,000 acres, or 145 square miles.

Multiple uncontained wildfires across Colorado have scorched over 100,000 acres since Monday. Red flag fire conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday, including low humidity and high winds, contributed to the blaze’s growth and,

The Aspen Acres Fire has become the seventh-largest fire in Colorado state history. Denver7 is tracking the latest information as the blaze continues to grow.

Hundreds of thousands of acres are burning in dozens of wildfires across the U.S. entering peak summer.

Wildfires continue to burn across Colorado, with several smaller fires becoming increasingly contained while larger fires are still growing, with over 100,000 acres burned.

The Aspen Acres fire continued to grow on Wednesday, while crews made progress on the Snyder Fire. Denver7 is tracking the latest.

A wildfire near Jordan Road and Old Pueblo Road in Fountain, Colorado, has triggered mandatory evacuations for homes along the east side of Jordan Road, according to the El Paso County Sheriff's Office.