A combination of hotter and drier weather and more people living in places that naturally burn are making things complicated.

Parts of metros in Utah, Florida, Idaho, Arizona, Colorado and ... residents live in a “very high” wildfire risk area. Beyond metropolitan areas, FEMA maps show high-risk places in states ...

If you look at the listing of such places here in Arizona, there’s one person who’s posted more than anyone else: Brett ...

“Most precipitation will fall in the Far West, Southwest, Rockies, and eastern U.S., especially Tennessee and surrounding ...

But the Old Pueblo does face a growing wildfire ... Northern Arizona University, where she has spent the past decade not just studying fire resilience but trying to quantify and even map it.

M y wife — as usual — understood the situation before I did. The night before, Monday, Jan. 6, we’d both been awoken by the wind. Hundred-year-old pine branches snapping off like matchsticks. Iron ...

“We’re now seeing urban conflagration resulting from a wildfire.” See if you are affected:Map shows rising wildfire threat across the U.S One might imagine the desert couldn’t burn if it ...

the Department of the Interior has released maps notifying Americans if they live in at-risk areas over the course of this spring. Areas deemed to have “above normal” potential for wildfire ...

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