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Utah’s Cottonwood Fire is exploding — now the largest blaze in the U.S., devouring 144 square miles and forcing evacuations as 45-mph winds and bone-dry conditions turn firefighting into a nightmare. Air tankers grounded, ski resorts destroyed, highways shut down, and ash rains down as smoke blankets towns — all while officials warn extreme behavior could strike again as temps climb. This isn’t an isolated incident: Utah’s record-breaking warm winter set the stage, and across the country, nearly three million acres have already burned — way ahead of the 10-year average.

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