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Incoming storm may not be the end of Oregon’s fire season
Incoming storm may not be the end of Oregon’s fire season
Incoming storm may not be the end of Oregon’s fire season

Published on: 09/01/2026

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A rainy week is ahead for Oregon, with temperatures lower than usual for early September, but it won’t necessarily end the state’s fire concerns.

News Source : https://www.klcc.org/environment/2026-09-01/incoming-storm-may-not-end-oregons-fire-season

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