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Massive wildfire near Fresno is 25% contained but still disruptive
United States
A massive, slow-burning wildfire that has chewed through Sierra Nevada forests for over a month continues to disrupt end-of-summer travel plans by forcing the closure of campgrounds and prompting health warnings during the Labor Day weekend. The so-called Rough fire burning east of Fresno grew to 85,894 acres Saturday morning, making it California's largest active wildfire. It is 25% contained, according to the U.S. Forest Service.