The Hawk fire in Nevada has spread to over 13,000 acres (5,200 hectares) as of early Sunday, moving from the Sierra foothills towards the center of Reno. Nearly 42,000 residents have been ordered to evacuate due to the fire threatening neighborhoods and nearing the University of Nevada campus. The evacuation zone has expanded to the university's edge, with strong winds, low humidity, and dry vegetation contributing to the fire's rapid growth. An additional 45,000 people are under evacuation warnings and are advised to prepare to stay away for several days to allow access for first responders.
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Wildfire in Reno, Nevada, prompts evacuation of nearly 42,000 residents
A wildfire known as the Hawk fire in Reno, Nevada, has grown to over 13,000 acres, prompting the evacuation of nearly 42,000 residents. The fire is threatening neighborhoods and the University of Nevada campus, with an additional 45,000 people under evacuation warnings.
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