"in a wildfire" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a real life situation in which a fire is quickly spreading and engulfing an area. For example, "The family was forced to evacuate their home in a wildfire."
Serta is close to Pedrógão Grande, where 64 people died in a wildfire last month.
The people that live in that area absolutely do know that they live in a wildfire threat zone".
We investigated the power of near infrared (NIR) analysis for the quantitative assessment of soil quality in a wildfire chronosequence.
A second of the four firefighters injured in a wildfire on Wednesday was transferred to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, the north-west's major burn centre.
In 1950, this same part of Canada was engulfed in a wildfire that burned for five months straight, putting nearly 4 million acres of forest up in smoke.
United States Attorney McGregor Scott said the damage recovery would be the largest ever for the Forest Service in a wildfire.
Fire officials have warned that conditions are right for a once-in-a-century wildfire this summer or fall.
In January a wildfire sparked in Chile spread into the Argentine province of Chubut, causing evacuations in a number of towns.
In New Mexico, a wildfire burning in the rugged Pecos Wilderness of the Santa Fe National Forest and on private land had scorched 12,000 acres by Monday.
Other ways to cut costs in the long run include installing security systems that can alert the local police, or installing a fire-resistant roof, if you live in a wildfire-prone area.
Other ways to cut costs in the long run include installing security systems that can alert the local police, or installing a fire-resistant roof, especially if the house is in a wildfire-prone area.
