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Yes, hurricanes can indirectly cause fires. The high winds and heavy rainfall can down power lines and Transformers, leading to electrical fires. Additionally, the debris and dry conditions created by a hurricane can increase the risk of wildfires in affected areas. However, hurricanes themselves are primarily associated with flooding and wind damage rather than fire.

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