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Heatwave scorching western US ups risk of hazardous fire conditions
A heatwave in the western US has increased wildfire risks, particularly in Oregon and Washington, where low humidity and strong winds are causing officials to monitor fire spread. The National Weather Service predicts temperatures rising to 110F-120F in the southwest and 90s in the Pacific Northwest through early next week.
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