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Oregon drier than last year as fire season begins

Oregon drier than last year as fire season begins
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Oregon drier than last year as fire season begins

Oregon drier than last year as fire season begins
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Driest summer in 50 years a glimpse of the future

Driest summer in 50 years a glimpse of the future
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Oregon firestorms cautionary tale in worsening drought

Wildfire smoke was thick when Tye and Melynda Small went to bed on Labor Day, but they weren t too concerned. After all, they live in a part of Oregon where ferns grow from tree trunks and rainfall averages more than 6 feet a year.

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Windstorms, wildfires are wake-up call for Oregon drought

GILLIAN FLACCUS and ZACH URNESS Associated Press and Statesman Journal View Comments OTIS Wildfire smoke was thick when Tye and Melynda Small went to bed on Labor Day, but they weren t too concerned. After all, they live in a part of Oregon where ferns grow from tree trunks and rainfall averages more than 6 feet a year. But just after midnight, a neighbor awakened them as towering flames, pushed by gusting winds, bore down. The Smalls and their four children fled, leaving behind 26 pet chickens, two goldfish and a duck named Gerard as the wind whipped the blaze into a fiery tornado and trees exploded around them.

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