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Environment & Energy

Bo Zarts

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3. Exactly ..

Reply to hatrack (Reply #2)

Thu Apr 2, 2026, 01:18 PM

Apr 2

I started to say to the left of 100° W longitude, but the lower Mississippi is a better marker. And right now the southeastern US is fairly critical for fire.

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Loss Of Snowpack Across West Moving At A "Stunning" Pace; Rio Grande Basin At 8% Of Avg, Lower Colorado At 10% [View all] hatrack Apr 2 OP

I'm anticipating a very active fire season in the Idaho panhandle this year .. Bo Zarts Apr 2 #1

Throw a dart west of the Mississippi, and what you're saying will likely come true this summer . . . hatrack Apr 2 #2

Exactly .. Bo Zarts Apr 2 #3

You're not just whistling Dixie (so to speak) . . . hatrack Apr 2 #4