Rains, Cooler Weather Help Firefighters Gain Ground on Large Wildfires in Southern New Mexico
By The Associated Press RUIDOSO, N.M.—Recent rains and cooler weather are helping more than 1,000 firefighters gain ground on two wildfires in southern New Mexico on Saturday that have killed two people, destroyed hundreds of homes and forced thousands to flee. Fire crews took advantage of temperatures in the 70s, scattered showers and light winds to use bulldozers to dig protective…
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