North American wildfire risk eases, but drought threatens regional exposures
Wildfire potential across much of North America is expected to return to seasonal norms during the final quarter of 2026, although drought, warmer-than-normal temperatures and below-average precipitation could sustain elevated fire danger in parts of the US and Canada, according to the North American Seasonal Fire Assessment and Outlook.
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