The threat of wildfires in much of Washington state is expected to be above average this summer as hot and dry conditions are predicted through September.
This May was warm and dry across much of the Pacific Northwest, with the exception of some areas of the Cascades and in Western Washington. Most of Eastern Washington and Southwest Oregon saw less than 10% of their average precipitation for the month, according to a fire outlook report by the Predictive Services of the National Interagency Fire Center.
The outlook for June shows it will be likely warmer and drier across Washington and Oregon in June, except for the western portions of
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