Wildfire season is already in full swing for many regions, and things look to get much, much worse before the end of this summer. Here's a light-hearted Fire Line look at things to come. Enjoy, and stay safe out there!
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We are seeing it here in the Great Lakes region, too - not normal or this time of year. Spent three hours at a woods fire yesterday evening with three other Departments. Yeah, it's going to be a rough summer.
Always right on the mark. This is a great one especially with the warm winter and rapid growth and drying out of vegetation. This summer promises to be busy for our wildland crews.
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