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Massive Canada Wildfire Can Be Seen From Space

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The massive wildfire that forced the evacuation of almost 90,000 people in Alberta shows signs of slowing down, thanks to the hard work of firefighters and a turn in the weather. A cold front did not bring expected showers Sunday night, but the area did see lower temperatures and more humidity. The blaze is huge -- half the size of Rhode Island -- and has destroyed at least 1,600 structures. Smoke has been spotted as far south as Florida and could be seen from space.

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