FOLKSTON - Rain over the weekend provided firefighters a break from battling Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge fires, but fire information specialist Gil Knight says, ``We're just looking at this as a lull in the action.'' <br>
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Hot weather was expected to return to the area Monday. <br>
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Knight says about 95,000 acres of the refuge was buring Sunday. He says rainfall amounts of up to six inches in the Fargo area were recorded over the weekend.