Northwest Montana listed as having highest fire potential
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The Flathead River runs full above. Though spring rains pushed the potential for fire starts later into the month of July, a normal fire season with “likely more fire activity than 2023,” is still expected across Montana.
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Pictured above is an Aug. 1, 2023 photo of the Big Knife fire that burned in the mountains south of Arlee last summer. Northern Rockies Geographic Area Predictive Services predicts more fire activity this summer than last.
Issue Date: 6/26/2024
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