Despite rainy June, dry summer could still dictate fire season
A Mesa Hotshots crew member works a controlled burn on the West Fork fire in September 2017. (File photo)
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July 7, 2020 8:21 AM
It was a wet June, but forecasts still predict a hot and dry summer in Northwest Montana.
In terms of what that means for a fire season, U...
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