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1 INTRODUCTION Surface air temperature warming and an invigorated hydrologic cycle are hallmarks of recent Arctic change (Box et al., 2019). While high-latitude air temperature and moisture patterns and trends are inhomogeneous in space and time, prolonged localized warming, sometimes concurrent with extreme heat events, coupled with drought conditions can create an environment ripe for wildland fire outbreaks.
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