Day: May 13, 2022

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Forecasters predict another savage wildfire season – The Hill

Forecasters predict another savage wildfire season – The Hill

This year’s wildfire season will be just as intense as last year, forecasters predict.

AccuWeather forecasters are predicting an “above normal” wildfire season this year which typically runs from May to October. By early May, wildfires had already burned more than 1.1 million acres, more than twice the number burned by that time last year.

Senior Meteorologist Paul Pastelok told Changing America that early predictions for this fire season point to there being between 68,000 and 72,000 wildfires with total land burned peaking at around 8.1 to 8.3 million acres.

But those numbers could change depending on human activity, Pastelok added. Nearly 85 percent of all wildfires are set by humans, according to data from the National Park Service.

Sunday evening

Remote work πŸ’» from Spectulator tomorrow than back to the office 🏒 come Wednesday. 

Sunday May 16, 2021 — Mason Lake

Upcoming Sunsets – May 13, 2022

Upcoming Sunsets:

8:15 pm sunset – Tuesday, May 17
8:30 pm sunset – Friday, June 3
8:15 pm sunset – Tuesday, July 19
8:00 pm sunset – Wednesday, August 3
7:45 pm sunset – Sunday, August 14
7:30 pm sunset – Tuesday, August 23
7:15 pm sunset – Thursday, September 1
7:00 pm sunset – Saturday, September 10
6:45 pm sunset – Sunday, September 18
6:30 pm sunset – Tuesday, September 27