Climate and weather experts say Oregon's drought is far from over, with above-average temperatures expected to persist through summer and into fall. Some areas have already seen temperatures spike 5 to 7 degrees above normal, fueling wildfire risk and straining water supplies. Jason Gerlich, regional drought information coordinator for the National Integrated Drought Information System, said...
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