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Wildfire risk expected to increase in next 2 months

Idaho’s potential for significant wildfires will increase in July and August, state fire officials told Gov. Brad Little and the other members of the State Board of Land Commissioners last

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Dry weather increases fire risk in much of West

Early melt, warm and dry conditions among factors. Forecasters keep eyes on bumper crop of grass, shrubs and brush.

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Idaho s risk for significant wildfires fires to increase in July and August | Freeaccess

Idaho’s potential for significant wildfires will increase in July and August, state fire officials told Gov. Brad Little and the other members of the State Board of Land Commissioners on

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Fire outlook: Idaho rangeland has high wildfire potential this summer

BOISE — Above-normal grass fuel loads in southern Idaho’s rangelands may contribute to greater fire potential this summer.

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Fire outlook: Idaho rangeland has high wildfire potential this summer

BOISE — Above-normal grass fuel loads in southern Idaho’s rangelands may contribute to greater fire potential this summer.

United statesMountain homeIdaho fallsNick nauslarJosh harveyClimate prediction centerIdaho department of landsNational forestFire management bureauNational interagency fire agencyState land boardNorth idahoIdaho departmentFire management bureau chief joshCottonwood districtEastern idaho fire protective

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