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As the Oklahoma Forestry Division cautioned that the highest fire danger on Wednesday would be in the Panhandle, it wasn’t far off.
A wildfire broke out near the Harper County town of Selman and fire departments issued a wildfire warning, urging some residents just east of Selman to evacuate the area.
Selman, located about 8 miles southeast of Buffalo, is an unincorporated settlement featuring a highway department office and lot, a fire department, a grainery and several small houses.
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