
Summer brings fewer fires but above-average temps in Sonoma County; officials stress vigilance ahead of peak fire season
National Weather Service meteorologist Sarah McCorkle said she believed summer was cooler than average this year in Sonoma County. She was surprised when she looked at the data. One high-temperature record was broken, another matched, and overall temperatures were slightly above-average, she said. Still, the summer was mostly uneventful, particularly considering wildfires. A lack of… Keep Reading