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Warm, dry summer outlook could fade Washington’s green and raise fire danger

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By Theron Zahn Verified
| KOMO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
by Theron Zahn,KOMONewsReporter Sun, June 21, 2026 at 4:18 PM FILE - A wildfire is seen burning in western Washington in 2025. (PHOTO: NICC) SEATTLE — Sunny skies in Seattle may be giving soccer fans and visitors a picture-perfect look at the Pacific Northwest, but forecasters say the region’s signature green can fade quickly if summer turns hot and dry.
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Warm, dry summer outlook could fade Washington’s green and raise fire danger

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By Theron Zahn Verified
| KATU-TV (Portland, OR) Verified
Sunny skies in Seattle may be giving soccer fans and visitors a picture-perfect look at the Pacific Northwest, but forecasters say the region’s signature green can fade quickly if summer turns hot and dry. The latest 8-to-14-day outlook from the Climate Prediction Center at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration calls for normal, or slightly above normal, precipitation for Washington state. Forecasters say that is good news for early summer.
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Warm, dry summer outlook could fade Washington’s green and raise fire danger

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By Theron Zahn Verified
| KUNP-TV (Portland, OR) Verified
by Theron Zahn,KOMONewsReporter Sun, June 21, 2026 at 4:18 PM Updated Mon, June 22, 2026 at 4:59 AM FILE - A wildfire is seen burning in western Washington in 2025. (PHOTO: NICC) SEATTLE — Sunny skies in Seattle may be giving soccer fans and visitors a picture-perfect look at the Pacific Northwest, but forecasters say the region’s signature green can fade quickly if summer turns hot and dry.
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