The Alaska Interagency Coordination Center’s Predictive Services desk has released its early forecast for the 2015 Alaska fire season. The gist of it is that snowpack around the state is 40-50% below normal, there is potential for a very warm spring and the low snowfall could lead to an early start to the fire season. Of course, given the way Mother Nature has been behaving this winter who knows what could happen in March and April. Here’s a link to the AICC report: http://fire.ak.blm.gov/content/weather/outlooks/seasonal.pdf
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Alaska Wildland Fire Information 