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Gifford Pinchot wildfires slowed by humidity

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Increased humidity slowed the Gifford Pinchot wildfires this week, according to public records.

A new 1-acre fire was reported in Skamania County this week, as the High Lava Fire grew to nearly 1,500 acres before being contained to 878 acres as of Friday, according to the U. S. Forest Service. The High Lava Fire impacted the Stabler area of the forest.

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    Increased humidity slowed the Gifford Pinchot wildfires this week“Increased humidity slows Gifford Pinchot wildfires The Daily News”
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    A new 1-acre fire was reported in Skamania County this week“However, a new, 1-acre fire was reported in the forest this week in Skamania County.”
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    The High Lava Fire grew to nearly 1,500 acres“Hot, dry westerly winds grew the High Lava Fire in Stabler, Washington, from 409 acres to nearly 1,500 as of Friday, while on Saturday, the perimeter had been contained to 878 acres, according to the U.S. Forest Service.”
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    The High Lava Fire was contained to 878 acres as of Friday“High Lava Fire grows over weekend, as county crews deployed to eastern WA Hot, dry westerly winds grew the High Lava Fire in Stabler, Washington, from 409 acres to nearly 1,500 as of Friday, while on Saturday, the perimeter had been contained to 878 acres, according to the U.S. Forest Service.”
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    The High Lava Fire impacted the Stabler area of the forest“High Lava Fire grows over weekend, as county crews deployed to eastern WA Hot, dry westerly winds grew the High Lava Fire in Stabler, Washington, from 409 acres to nearly 1,500 as of Friday, while on Saturday, the perimeter had been contained to 878 acres, according to the U.S. Forest Service.”

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