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Critical Wildfire Weather in Oregon, Idaho and Washington

Critical Wildfire Weather in Oregon, Idaho and Washington
New York Times Friday 24 July 2026, 22:22 UTC By Amy Graff 1 min read
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Forecasters warned fires would spread more easily across a region where dozens are already burning.

Forecasters warned fires would spread more easily across a region where dozens are already burning.
Oregon (LOCATION) Idaho (LOCATION) Washington (LOCATION)
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