New England and the upper Midwest could have a higher fire risk than the West this year. Here's why | National and World News

(CNN) — Unusually hot and dry northeastern and upper Midwest states are forecast to be wildfire hotspots this summer, while historically fire-prone Western states, including California, have a lower-than-normal predicted

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