Several wildfires, including the Lower Sugarloaf, Bear Gulch, Wildcat, Dragon Bravo, and Cottonwood Peak fires, are rapidly spreading in Washington, fueled by lightning, hot dry conditions, and wind. Thousands of acres are burning with minimal containment. Smoke is causing hazardous air quality across the region, affecting health with eye, throat, lung irritation, and long-term risks. Precautions include staying indoors, using air purifiers, and wearing N95-type masks.
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