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State forestry crews and local fire companies spent a second day battling a 180-acre wildfire in Clinton County, Pennsylvania, WBRE/WYOU reports. The fire began just after 5 a.m. Wednesday near Route 144 in Noyes Township and spread through Sproul State Forest. Thursday morning rain helped, and the Sproul Forest District does not expect the fire to spread beyond its current containment. Smoke may remain visible for several days as crews monitor hot spots, following several weeks without rain in the region.

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00:00A wildfire has been burning in north-central Pennsylvania since early Wednesday.
00:04It started just after 5 in the morning in Clinton County.
00:07The fire began near Route 144 in Noyes Township.
00:11From there, it spread into Sproles State Forest.
00:13It has now burned about 180 acres.
00:16State forestry crews and local fire companies have been working the fire for two days.
00:21Thursday morning, rain gave firefighters some welcome help.
00:24The Forest District expects the fire to stay within its current containment.
00:28Smoke could remain visible across the area for several days.
00:32Personnel will keep watch during the day and put out hotspots as needed.
00:37Officials asked residents and drivers to stay away and give crews room to work.
00:41The fire comes after several weeks without rain.
00:44That dry stretch left the forest floor ready to burn.
00:47Rain helped, but crews are not done yet.
00:50Disclosure.
00:51This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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