Why Do Wildfires Seem to be Getting Worse? with National Weather Service online Aug. 20

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Ted Buehner, a former National Weather Service meteorologist, will host a Zoom presentation on wildfire risks and prevention on August 20 from 6-7:30 p. m. The event will explore why wildfires are becoming larger, more frequent, and more destructive, providing valuable insights for attendees. Buehner, who dedicated over 40 years to the NWS, will share strategies for protecting homes and businesses from wildfire threats. Registration is essential to receive a reminder email with the Zoom link 24 hours prior to the event.

Those registering within 24 hours will receive the link in their confirmation email. The session will be recorded and accessible on the Sno-Isle Libraries YouTube channel for one year, allowing wider community access to this important information. Wildfires pose a significant risk to local communities, making this presentation timely and relevant. Attendees will gain practical knowledge to better prepare for and respond to wildfire threats.

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