US Wildfire Pattern Consistent with Drought
Posted by feww on March 30, 2011
2011: The Worst Year for Wildfires?
Large parts of Alaskan (and Canadian) forests could be consumed by wildfires: FEWW forecast
US Drought Monitor
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Temperature Forecast – 3 Months Outlook
Fire Information – National Fire News
Weather: Winds will weaken, but relative humidity will remain in the teens which will continue a heightened risk for large fire potential across New Mexico and west Texas today. Showers and thunderstorms will increase today in the southern United States. Scattered showers will continue from Washington and Oregon to Montana and Wyoming. Source
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Source: NIFC
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