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New WRAL Weather App feature shows potential wildfires, smoke ahead of state's increased fire risk


All fire departments urge the public to avoid burning outdoors until further notice. The combination of gusty winds (we're expected to feel winds up to 30 mph), dry conditions and low humidity, on top ... Read More

Weather helps crews battling Western wildfires _ for now


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Wildfire risk grows in western North Carolina as gusty winds dry out trees downed by Helene


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Conveyor belt of weather systems to bring widespread rain early next week


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Fire-breathing clouds: How intense wildfires can create their own deadly weather systems


Some wildfires are large enough and hot enough to create their own weather systems. Scientists estimate that tens to hundreds of storms created by these blazes occur around the world each year. The ... Read More


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