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Old 03-08-2003, 01:03 AM
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Default Despite one of the worst fire seasons in the park in 50 years, it's been a benign summer in the

Benign" meaning it hasn't been as bad as two of the last 4 years?
Only about 2 million acres?!?! The bulk of the fire season is still
ahead and massive fires are probable in the coming 2 months. Here on
the Sequoia, where I've been working, we've had a very unusual period


of humid weather with thunderstorms. For a few days it felt like I was
back in the South with 98 degree temps and light rain.


I see! Failure to read for content!
 
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