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An orange-tinge sky greeted us coastal dwellers upon awaking this morning, the result of some of the 23 confirmed lightning-caused fires burning inland, according to Six Rivers National Forest.

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11 Active Fires Burning in Gasquet Ranger District, Largest 100 Acres

11 Active Fires Burning in Gasquet Ranger District, Largest 100 Acres
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SLUG Mag s Brewstillery 2023 @ Artspace City Center 06 17

At SLUG Mag's Brewstillery 2023, folks tasted offerings from over 40 brewers and distillers from every corner of Utah.

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Northern California burn scars to be monitored for debris flows

The National Weather Service, USGS, California State Geological Survey and U.S. Forest Service work together each year to determine the risk for flooding and debris flows for fires that have occurred in the last several years.

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Massive wildfires are creating their own weather Scientists want to learn how to predict it

From pyrocumulous clouds to fire tornadoes, Californians have witnessed the intense impacts of massive blazes. Scientists hope understanding these phenomena will help prepare firefighters.

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