Kansas fire-stricken plains brace for rain and recovery
In Clark and Comanche counties, wildfires scorched thousands of acres, leaving farmers like Prose hopeful for rain to wash ash and restore soils. Experts warn one-hour fuels and dry winds produced active fire behavior, threatening wheat yields and forage grasses while forecasts suggest upcoming storm systems could ease drought in western Kansas.
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