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Fire risk returns to Pacific Northwest
Fire crews in Spokane and the wider Pacific Northwest are battling multiple large wildfires threatening the region, with over 10,000 acres burned and hundreds of homes destroyed. The fires, driven by hot and windy conditions, are part of the worst fire season in over 30 years in Washington and Oregon, exacerbated by human-caused climate change. Authorities have maintained evacuation zones amid efforts to contain the blazes, which are fueled by forecasted high temperatures and increasing wind speeds over the coming days. Thick smoke has also led to hazardous air quality levels across the region.
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