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Massive wildfire in norCal explodes to California’s biggest this year
A wildfire in northern California, initially 4,000 acres, has grown to over 30,000 acres, becoming the state's largest fire this year and prompting mass evacuations in Lassen County. The Biscar Fire has forced evacuations across more than 300 square miles.
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