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The U.S. is experiencing a wildfire season that has exceeded the 10-year average, with 99 large fires currently active. Washington and Oregon are particularly affected, with significant evacuations and destruction reported. Climate change is noted as a contributing factor to the increasing severity of these wildfires.
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The U.S. is experiencing a wildfire season that has exceeded the 10-year average, with 99 large fires currently active. Washington and Oregon are particularly affected, with significant evacuations and destruction reported. Climate change is noted as a contributing factor to the increasing severity of these wildfires.
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U.S. wildfire season exceeds 10-year average as 99 large fires burn
U.S. Wildfire Season Exceeds 10-Year Average with 99 Large Fires Active