Oregon’s firefighters are in a race against time as multiple wildfires rage, with the nation’s top priority blaze threatening to spiral out of control. Forecasted winds and dry air could fuel explosive growth, forcing officials to urge residents to prepare evacuation plans. Flames now tower 200 feet high and even spawn lightning, while over a thousand firefighters — including international reinforcements — battle to contain the Rowe Creek Complex, which has already burned 300 square miles. With spot fires breaching containment lines and winds gusting up to 20 mph, crews are scrambling to reinforce defenses and protect homes as smoke blankets the state and neighboring regions.
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