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Rockwood firefighter Mike Felesky said nobody was living in the trailers and estimated the three trailers were totaled.

Recent dry conditions, paired with sunny days, unseasonably warm temperatures, and low humidity, have heightened wildfire risk.

Dr. Stuart Harris, founder and chief of the Massachusetts General Hospital Division of Wilderness Medicine, had some advice for those who may be sensitive to the smoke.