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A powerful bomb cyclone that slammed Colorado with snow and hurricane-force winds is now threatening towns in central United States with heavy rains, flooding and even tornadoes.The st
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A fire raging in northern England has prompted the evacuation of dozens of homes and forced firefighters to work in tremendously difficult conditions. The fire is sweeping across the Saddleworth Moor, a hilly area that rises up to 1,312 feet northeast of Manchester. The blaze has already destroyed 2,000 acres of moorland, according to a Facebook post by the Greater Manchester Police s Saddleworth Division.On Tuesday night, 34 households were evacuated in the Calico Crescent area, to the west of the moorland. This fire is particularly large. We ve got lots of experience with dealing with moor fires but
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stanley website n Britain helped reignite the blaze the next day. There are currently 50 firefighters working to contain the blaze, which is now 6 kilometers wide.Around 65,000 gallons of water have already been dropped on the fire, as firefighters worked through the night on Tuesday to contain the flames. The plan today is to try and really, really put some resource on the scene and put a heavy attack on this fire, and if that needs military assistance then that s what we ll consider, said Parker at a press conference on Wednesday.The GMFRS said
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