June's cool, wet weather dampened wildfire potential in Montana, meteorologists say
About this episode
Meteorologists discuss how June's cool and wet weather in Montana may reduce wildfire risks this summer.
As much of the nation broils under a scorching heat wave, Montana is emerging from days of heavy precipitation and unseasonably cool temperatures. Experts say that could lower the fire potential in the state this summer.
Topics covered
- weather
- wildfire potential
- meteorology
- climate
- Montana
Keywords
- Montana
- wildfire
- weather
- precipitation
- meteorologists
- heat wave
- fire potential
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Places: Montana, the nation
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