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Old 01-31-2021, 03:22 PM
 
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But that is what the OP was asking. If this (the wildfires of 2020) will be the new normal.

OWS said yes and CD seemed to concur that the wildfire we had last year was going to be happening again. I took your comment to support their response to the OP's question. If that isn't what you were saying, then we probably agree.

The wildfires of 2020 will not be the new normal for the mid-valley, but there will be increasing fire risk as the climate changes.
I know what the OP was asking, and I read the comments made by other posters. OWS said that there would be more smoke and fires every year, and I doubt she's wrong, but I don't think either OWS or CD was saying that every year will be like last year. I suppose the "yes" could be taken that way, though.

Again, what I said that there would be more heat and drier conditions in the future, and science seems to back that up. How that translates into me saying that last year's fires will be a "new normal" is beyond me. There will be fires, though, and smoke as a consequence.

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Old 02-01-2021, 04:41 PM
 
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If every year is like 2020, there won't be any forest left to burn within a decade.
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