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Western Montana fires mark beginning of 2023 fire season

As a heat wave brought temperatures as high as 102 degrees to parts of western Montana over the weekend, the state’s summer fire season kicked off with two lightning-caused wildfires

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Be prepared for a big change : Fire season in Montana on the cusp

Montana Governor's Fire Season Briefing warns that cool, wet weather into mid-July is likely to change bringing greater risk of catastrophic wildfires

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High fire risk expected to continue on Peninsula | Peninsula Daily News

Dry conditions predicted at least through September

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Washington fire experts weigh in on how to prepare for wildfire season

The National Interagency Coordination Center shows the Pacific Northwest in the above normal threshold from July through September.

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Pacific Northwest bracing for extreme fire risk this year

Outlooks for 2023 are indicating above normal risk for fire due to the warm and dry conditions.

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