Catastrophic wildfires expected in Southern Oregon this summer
With minimal or no snow around places such as Howard Prairie and Mount Ashland, the sun’s rays that normally would melt snow and wet the forest instead will be cooking it tinder dry this spring, making slopes more able to carry flames and more susceptible to fire starts caused by lightning downstrikes. “It seems inevitable,” said Allen Mitchell, fire management…
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