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Fire danger rises as Kansas endures drought and flood-fueled fuel
Firefighters, stretched by months of dangerous conditions, warn equipment failures and fatigue as excessive rain last year boosted tall dry grass, creating abundant fuel. Officials say windier springs and prolonged drought keep fire danger high across western and central Kansas, with above normal temperatures forecast into summer. Emergency leaders urge readiness and home defense measures.
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Wichita
Mark Neely
Kansas Forest Service
Kansas
Neely
Redmond
Forest Service
Scott County Emergency Management
Tim Stoecklein
Stoecklein
National Weather Service