Hot, Dry Conditions Create ‘Extreme’ Fire Danger at Hanford

Fire danger at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state continued to be “extreme” Friday morning as the region suffered through a heatwave, according to an advisory from the landlord contractor at the cleanup property.
With daytime highs…

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