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The First Thunder Fire was reported Monday just a few miles from Rapid City , a community of 80,000 residents near Black Hills National Forest .
The fire burning nearly 160 acres was fueled by uncommonly hot and dry weather.
By Wednesday morning , the temperature was far cooler, the winds calmer and the air more humid.
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