Significant early April warmup in the West to exacerbate ongoing drought; Fairbank's 152 day streak below freezing ended, and more rain on the way for Hawaii
Following a break from record-smashing heat, warmer weather will return across the West, complicating drought and fire mitigation in the region.
Also, Fairbanks, Alaska, just emerged from a record-shattering streak of cold weather that included more than 30 nights with temperatures of 40 degrees below zero.
And a third Kona storm in three weeks will bring drenching rain, flooding and mudslide risks to Hawaii, while also helping to ease ongoing drought conditions across the islands.
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