The series of wildfires in Washington, known as the Okanogan Complex fires, have spread to more than 250,000 acres as of Monday, making it the largest in state history.
The fire’s growth has slowed down but the terrain has made it difficult for firefighters to quell the inferno.
There are 1,250 people actively fighting the fire and none had been reported injured as of yet. Read more at The Seattle Times.
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