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A 350-acre fire in New Mexico’s Torrance County is threatening homes along Deer Canyon Road
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The town of Eureka, Utah, is under a “leave immediately” order as the Iron Fire hits 37,000 acres
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A tropical wave off Mexico could become the East Pacific’s next storm by the middle of next week
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The Cottonwood Fire jumped past the Iron Fire to become Utah’s largest active blaze
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Northern Japan was rattled by a magnitude 6.9 quake off Kuji
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Six larger wildfires are now burning across Utah at once, fueled by heat and wind
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The Cottonwood Fire has burned nearly 71,000 acres at zero containment, poised to be Utah’s most destructive
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Two long-track typhoons are spinning up in the West Pacific even as the Atlantic stays empty
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A heat dome is building over the Eastern U.S. while the Atlantic stays unusually quiet
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The Orange Fire scorched 1,200 acres in 12 hours, forcing 8,400 people out near Folsom
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Near Sedona, a wildfire is tearing through Oak Creek Canyon as crews fight steep terrain
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Record drought and wind grew the Cottonwood Fire by more than 10,000 acres in a single day
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A Papua New Guinea quake of magnitude 5.5 rattled the coast east of Kokopo
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NOAA expects a below-normal Atlantic hurricane season as El Niño builds across the Pacific
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June’s strongest quake, a magnitude 7.8, shook the southern Philippines and killed 15
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Drought and triple-digit heat are firing up fresh blazes across Utah, Arizona, and Colorado
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The Cottonwood Fire has torched 31,000 acres in Utah with zero containment as towns flee
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Much of the West is locked in severe to extreme drought heading into the hottest weeks of summer
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Forecasters say the eastern Pacific could spin up several storms even as the Atlantic stays quiet
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