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Wildland fire burns in southwest corner of Yellowstone National Park
A wildfire at least 10 acres in size is burning in the southwest corner of Yellowstone National Park. A park helitack crew detected the Ash Fire on Wednesday afternoon. The fire is believed to be lightning-caused. The park was hit by lightning over 350 times between Tuesday and Wednesday evening.
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About 25 firefighters have been assigned to douse the Ash fire burning in the park's Bechler region. Resources include Forest Service smokejumpers and three helicopters.
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