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The Winston Weaver fertilizer plant continued to burn Thursday morning, even as rain fell overnight and into the morning, fire officials said.

Overnight rain helped to suppress an uncontrolled fire at a North Carolina fertilizer plant, but fire officials warned Thursday that it has also pushed smoke closer to the ground, creating a health hazard.

Rain helped put out the massive North Carolina fertilizer plant fire, however, it also pushed the smoke closer to the ground, creating a health hazard for residents in the Winston-Salem area.

Overnight rain helped suppress an uncontrolled fire at a North Carolina fertilizer plant, but fire officials are warning that it has also pushed smoke closer to the ground, creating a health hazard

The Winston Weaver fertilizer plant continued to burn Thursday morning, even as rain fell overnight and into the morning, fire officials said.

Winston-Salem Fire Chief William "Trey" Mayo said Thursday afternoon that the risk of an explosion at the still-smoldering Winston Weaver fertilizer plant has "greatly diminished." But it is too soon

Overnight rain helped suppress an uncontrolled fire at a North Carolina fertilizer plant, but fire officials are warning that it has also pushed smoke closer to the ground, creating a health hazard

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) -- Overnight rain helped to suppress an uncontrolled fire at a North Carolina fertilizer plant, but fire officials warned

Overnight rain helped suppress an uncontrolled fire at a North Carolina fertilizer plant, but fire officials are warning that it has also pushed smoke

The explosion threat from a fire at a North Carolina fertilizer plant has "greatly diminished" now that much of a combustible chemical has burned off and firefighters have returned to the site to spray down what's left, the city's fire chief said Thursday.