Firefighters from Norton Air Force Base battle a house fire during the four-day Panorama brush fire, which started in canyons north of town and has been whipped out of control by 40-50 mph winds.

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Firefighters from Norton Air Force Base battle a house fire during the four-day Panorama brush fire, which started in canyons north of town and has been whipped out of control by 40-50 mph winds. Stock Photo
Firefighters from Norton Air Force Base battle a house fire during the four-day Panorama brush fire, which started in canyons north of town and has been whipped out of control by 40-50 mph winds. Stock Photo

Firefighters from Norton Air Force Base battle a house fire during the four-day Panorama brush fire, which started in canyons north of town and has been whipped out of control by 40-50 mph winds.

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Firefighters from Norton Air Force Base battle a house fire during the four-day Panorama brush fire, which started in canyons north of town and has been whipped out of control by 40-50 mph winds. - Stock PhotoFirefighters from Norton Air Force Base battle a house fire during the four-day Panorama brush fire, which started in canyons north of town and has been whipped out of control by 40-50 mph winds.