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3 People Missing, Nearly 1,000 Homes Destroyed In US Colorado Wildfires
Three people are missing after a wildfire tore through several Colorado towns, quickly destroying nearly 1,000 homes as part of the latest in a string of US natural disasters.
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Hundreds Of Homes Feared Lost In "Life-Threatening" US Colorado Wildfires
Hundreds of homes are feared lost in fast-moving wildfires in the US state of Colorado, officials said Thursday as flames tear through areas desiccated by a historic drought.
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From Wildfires To Greenhouse Gases, 2018 Fourth Hottest Year On Record
Ferocious wildfires that consumed entire California neighborhoods. Devastating hurricanes that inundated communities from Florida to North Carolina. Brutal hailstorms in Colorado and Texas. Tornadoes across the Midwest and South. A record deluge in Hawaii.
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Firefighters Make Progress On Northern California Wildfire
Firefighters in Northern California have made progress on a stubborn blaze west of Sacramento, officials said on Thursday, allowing some residents to return to their homes after they were evacuated.
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Thousands Evacuated As Wildfire Rages For 12 Days In Colorado
The largest and most threatening blaze, a 12-day-old conflagration dubbed the 416 Fire, has scorched more than 23,000 acres (9,461 hectares) of drought-parched grass, brush and timber at the edge of the San Juan National Forest near the southwestern Colorado town of Durango.
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As Wildfires Rage In Colorado And New Mexico, Rain Expected To Bring Relief
Mother Nature is bringing good news to the firefighters battling wild blazes in the U.S. states of New Mexico and Colorado: rain, and lots of it.
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Three wildfires burn out of control in Colorado
A wildfire fueled by hot temperatures, gusty winds and thick, bone-dry forests has destroyed 92 homes, damaged five more and prompted more than 7,000 residents in northern Colorado to flee, sheriff's officials said on Wednesday.
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From Hollywood to Kansas, drones are flying under the radar
They hover over Hollywood film sets and professional sports events. They track wildfires in Colorado, survey Kansas farm crops and vineyards in California. They inspect miles of industrial pipeline and monitor wildlife, river temperatures and volcanic activity.
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Colorado wildfire claims first victim, ranked as state's most destructive
A fierce wildfire that forced the evacuation of 35,000 people at the edge of Colorado's second-most populous city has killed at least one person and incinerated 346 homes, ranking it as the most destructive blaze in state history, authorities said on Thursday.
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'Monster' Colorado wildfire rages; Obama plans visit
Firefighters struggled on Wednesday to beat back a fiercely aggressive wildfire raging at the edge of Colorado Springs that has forced at least 35 , 000 people from their homes and was nipping at the edges of the U.S. Air Force Academy.
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3 People Missing, Nearly 1,000 Homes Destroyed In US Colorado Wildfires
Three people are missing after a wildfire tore through several Colorado towns, quickly destroying nearly 1,000 homes as part of the latest in a string of US natural disasters.
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Hundreds Of Homes Feared Lost In "Life-Threatening" US Colorado Wildfires
Hundreds of homes are feared lost in fast-moving wildfires in the US state of Colorado, officials said Thursday as flames tear through areas desiccated by a historic drought.
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From Wildfires To Greenhouse Gases, 2018 Fourth Hottest Year On Record
Ferocious wildfires that consumed entire California neighborhoods. Devastating hurricanes that inundated communities from Florida to North Carolina. Brutal hailstorms in Colorado and Texas. Tornadoes across the Midwest and South. A record deluge in Hawaii.
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Firefighters Make Progress On Northern California Wildfire
Firefighters in Northern California have made progress on a stubborn blaze west of Sacramento, officials said on Thursday, allowing some residents to return to their homes after they were evacuated.
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Thousands Evacuated As Wildfire Rages For 12 Days In Colorado
The largest and most threatening blaze, a 12-day-old conflagration dubbed the 416 Fire, has scorched more than 23,000 acres (9,461 hectares) of drought-parched grass, brush and timber at the edge of the San Juan National Forest near the southwestern Colorado town of Durango.
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As Wildfires Rage In Colorado And New Mexico, Rain Expected To Bring Relief
Mother Nature is bringing good news to the firefighters battling wild blazes in the U.S. states of New Mexico and Colorado: rain, and lots of it.
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Three wildfires burn out of control in Colorado
A wildfire fueled by hot temperatures, gusty winds and thick, bone-dry forests has destroyed 92 homes, damaged five more and prompted more than 7,000 residents in northern Colorado to flee, sheriff's officials said on Wednesday.
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From Hollywood to Kansas, drones are flying under the radar
They hover over Hollywood film sets and professional sports events. They track wildfires in Colorado, survey Kansas farm crops and vineyards in California. They inspect miles of industrial pipeline and monitor wildlife, river temperatures and volcanic activity.
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Colorado wildfire claims first victim, ranked as state's most destructive
A fierce wildfire that forced the evacuation of 35,000 people at the edge of Colorado's second-most populous city has killed at least one person and incinerated 346 homes, ranking it as the most destructive blaze in state history, authorities said on Thursday.
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'Monster' Colorado wildfire rages; Obama plans visit
Firefighters struggled on Wednesday to beat back a fiercely aggressive wildfire raging at the edge of Colorado Springs that has forced at least 35 , 000 people from their homes and was nipping at the edges of the U.S. Air Force Academy.
