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Oregon’s Cram Fire Becomes Largest Wildfire In The US This Year, But Weather Could Help Fire Crews This Week
Fire crews are starting to get the upper hand on a wildfire in Central Oregon that exploded in size, fueled by dry conditions and hot temperatures. The Cram Fire has grown to be the largest of nearly 100 active fires in the United States.
The cooler weather has helped hundreds of firefighters battling the nearly 96,000-acre Cram Fire, where after several days of rapid growth, there has been very little fire activity or spread in recent ...
Officials say due to the success of firefighting operations and favorable weather conditions, there has been minimal fire ...
The smoke making the skies hazy in the Treasure Valley is coming from north-central Oregon, where the Cram Fire has burned some 95,748 acres.
More progress helped by cooler weather have brought reduced evacuation levels Monday on the week-old, nearly 96,000-acre Cram ...
Dry and windy conditions will persist through Friday night. A weekend cold front will bring lower temperatures and higher ...
On Sunday, July 20, fire managers announced that the fire is now 49% contained and has burned 95,748 acres. “Cooler ...
Oregon's Cram Fire has rapidly grown to engulf nearly 30,000 acres, prompting evacuations across multiple counties on Tuesday. Newsweek's live blog is closed.
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