Nearly 80,500 acres burning in WA on Monday
A scooper plane drops water on the north side of the Rattlesnake Fire on Sept. 7. The fire is the largest one in Washington at around 17,700 acres as of Monday with 5% containment.
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Firefighters patrol and hold a dozer line at the Crown Creek Fire Sept. 7. The fire has scorched around 14,000 acres as of Monday, making it the second largest active fire in Washington.
The Lower Sugarloaf Fire is causing smoke to be visible in Wenatchee and Leavenworth. The fire has burned around 12,500 acres as of Monday.
MOSES LAKE — Washington’s fire season is heating up with nearly 80,500 acres burning across the state as of Monday.
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