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Oklahoma wildfires ongoing after burning 300,000 acres: Maps, forecast

Over one million people are under a fire watch due to critical weather conditions in New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma.

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Where are the fires in Oklahoma right now? Track wildfires with interactive map

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Interactive map shows where wildfires have broken out across Oklahoma

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Wildfires continue to burn in Kansas. Here’s the latest update

Two firefighters were injured Tuesday fighting the largest wildfire in Kansas, which started around Beaver, Oklahoma, and went into Clark, Comanche and Meade counties.

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Oklahoma wildfires burn thousands of acres

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Oklahoma, Kansas wildfire consumes area larger than New York City as new fires spark in Texas

Oklahoma fire risk continues after wildfires injure 4 firefighters, burn more than 155,000 acres

Numerous structures were destroyed in Woodward, Texas and Beaver counties, including two USDA facility buildings.

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Wildfire Stretching Across Oklahoma And Kansas Grows Into A Megafire

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‘Firenadoes’: Kansas wildfires whip up odd weather phenomenon of whirling fire

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1M subject to fire watch as Oklahoma fires continue

Wildfires burned more than 300,000 acres in the Oklahoma and Texas panhandles, and more than a million people were under a fire watch Friday.

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Storm chaser shares shocking wildfire photos from Oklahoma: "Destruction"

A storm chaser on social media shared shocking photos of destruction from wildfires in Oklahoma.

KGOU

Many of the people fighting Oklahoma's fires this week are volunteers

Firefighters have been battling blazes across the Panhandle and the northwest part of Oklahoma for days now. The majority of them aren't getting paid.

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Residents evacuate, firefighters injured as Oklahoma wildfires blaze

Low humidity and gusty winds were fueling wildfires in Oklahoma, including the Ranger Road Fire that has spread into Kansas.

Oklahoma Gov. Stitt expands state of emergency as wildfires spread

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has expanded the State of Emergency to include a fourth county as wildfires continue to spread across the state.

News On 6

Firefighters monitor hotspots, while Tulsa County remains in burn ban

Tulsa County leaders have issued a 12-day burn ban due to severe drought conditions and high fire danger. Officials say residents should avoid campfires, controlled burns and any outdoor activity that could create sparks. Violators could face a $500 fine.