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Rain brings temporary relief from brush fire risk

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The region finally saw its first meaningful rainfall on Thursday after nearly two months of severe drought conditions. While Thursday was a soggy, gloomy day in Rhode Island, many found the rainy weather to be a welcome relief. For Smithfield Deputy Fire Chief Steven Quattrini, it was a breath of fresh air, with the last real downpour occurring on Oct. 7. "I loved it. I think all the members loved it too," Quattrini sai…
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