My bet is that we will go into a normal fire season this year, which means active with the potential for large fires. Just because we have had above average snowpack, doesn't mean no fire season. Higher moisture levels means more flashy fuel production in grass and brush. It is all going to depend on how quickly we dry out, how warm and dry July and August are, and lightning. If you recall 2012, we had a horrible time in September. I work for the FS, and we had no real significant fire activity all summer long. Then, on September 9th, I cell moved through and in one afternoon, I had 53 fires start on my district.