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Alaska's slow start to wildfire season is a relief after Connecticut-sized area burned last year - Vimarsana News

Alaska's slow start to wildfire season is a relief after Connecticut-sized area burned last year

Thanks to a cool, wet summer, wildfires so far this year have burned just 1½ times the size of New York’s Central Park.

Will heavy snow cover dampen Alaska's fire season? Experts say don't count on it. - Vimarsana News

Will heavy snow cover dampen Alaska's fire season? Experts say don't count on it.

Alaska fire officials brace for hotter, more intense fire seasons to come.

Tundra burns helped make the 2022 Alaska fire season one of the biggest since 1950 - Vimarsana News

Tundra burns helped make the 2022 Alaska fire season one of the biggest since 1950

Alaska is closing out what is likely to be the state’s seventh-biggest wildfire season since 1950, wrapping up a summer notable for record-breaking fires in the tundra of the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta in the southwestern part of the state.

Firefighters make more headway against wildfire as winds push it away from Southwest Alaska villages - Vimarsana News

Firefighters make more headway against wildfire as winds push it away from Southwest Alaska villages

Firefighters aided for another day by favorable winds made additional progress against a historic wildfire that had threatened several Southwest Alaska communities.

Source: kyuk.org
People who fled the lower Yukon River tundra fires are asking when they can return home - Vimarsana News

People who fled the lower Yukon River tundra fires are asking when they can return home

“It’s going to be a personal decision and a family decision on whether it makes sense to have those folks come back,” Alaska Incident Management Team Operations Section Chief Karen Scholl said.

Source: kyuk.org