North American wildfire risk to ease but regional exposures stay elevated

Wildfire risk across the US and Canada is expected to ease through November but persistent drought and precipitation deficits in several regions could keep re/insurers exposed to elevated fire activity, according to the North American Seasonal Fire Assessment and Outlook.

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