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petronius

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4. I wonder though, if a dry winter lessens the amount of fuel to feed

Reply to pinto (Original post)

Fri May 18, 2012, 10:20 PM

May 2012

the really large fires. So although the season may be longer with more fires and acres burned, I wouldn't be surprised if the fires themselves are less intense and smaller...

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Dry winter portends busy California wildfire season (SF Chron) [View all] pinto May 2012 OP

Heck, the wild stuff that was green at the end of April EFerrari May 2012 #1

The early alert is what caught my eye. Agree, a plan for those in fire prone areas is key. pinto May 2012 #2

I live in the East Bay Area dana_b May 2012 #3

I wonder though, if a dry winter lessens the amount of fuel to feed petronius May 2012 #4