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Low snowpack and worsening drought conditions are putting the West at risk for another extreme fire year, setting the region up to continue its cycle of dry summers and disastrous wildfire danger, experts say. Moji Sadegh, an assistant professor of civil engineering at Boise State University, coauthored an article published in The Conversation last week that predicted a dangerous wildfire season as well as a water crisis in the Western U.S. Last year, Idaho was spared the historic wildfires that destroyed towns and killed people in California, Oregon and Washington. It was a lucky break in a dry year, Sadegh said. The previous three years were fairly wet, meaning Idaho’s fuel load has been growing. That, coupled with the growing dry conditions in the state, could prove bad for this year’s season, he said.

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