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Wildfires continue in Texas, Oklahoma

Where are the fires in Oklahoma right now? Track wildfires with interactive map

Wildfires in Oklahoma have now burned more than 300,000 acres of land across the state after crews worked to contain fires in the Panhandle on into Wednesday, according to state officials.

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Interactive map shows where wildfires have broken out across Oklahoma

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Wildfires continue in Texas, Oklahoma as high winds persist: See map

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‘Firenadoes’: Kansas wildfires whip up odd weather phenomenon of whirling fire

Kansas wildfires on Tuesday whipped up a rare weather phenomenon — rotating columns of fire known as fire whirls.

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Wildfires continue to burn in Kansas. Here’s the latest update

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Residents evacuate, firefighters injured as Oklahoma wildfires blaze

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Woodward, Beaver county wildfires spark state of emergency in Oklahoma

Four firefighters were injured in Beaver County, three of whom were injured when a fire truck overturned.

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Oklahoma, Kansas wildfire consumes area larger than New York City as new fires spark in Texas

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Wildfire Stretching Across Oklahoma And Kansas Grows Into A Megafire

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Wildfire in Colorado's Elbert and Lincoln counties burns over 5,000 acres, evacuation orders lifted

A wildfire on the Eastern Plains near Limon has been contained. Elbert and Lincoln counties ordered evacuations Tuesday afternoon, but they were lifted as of 5 p.m.

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Fire warning issued for Beaver County as Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell says structures are burning

The National Weather Service has issued a fire warning for southwestern Beaver County because of a dangerous wildfire.

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Fire weather watch, red flag warnings issued across Oklahoma. See maps, active alerts

Oklahoma wildfire season has started officially, and could ramp up to be as dangerous, if not more dangerous, than the wildfires of 2025.

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Alaska is burning, reporting more wildfires than any time in the past 3,000 years

Wildfires in Arctic Alaska now outrun anything the region has seen in the last 3,000 years, according to a new reconstruction built from modern satellite records.