Despite slightly cooler temperatures, crews say much of the area remains vulnerable to fast spreading flames.
SEATTLE — Less than 24 hours after the red flag warning for parts of Snohomish County was lifted, a wildfire task force leader with Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue says the area is still vulnerable to brush fires.
While many residents are aware of the seasonal dangers, Lt. Brian Kees says the department sees a spike every summer.
“We just have to be diligent and smart… be cognizant of neighbors,” he said. “We have all this brush around here with homes back here. It creates a dynamic environment
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