 That's according to the latest wildfire outlook from the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho. Jim Wallman, a meteorologist there, says that a repeat of last year or an epic season like 2020 are both unlikely. We're expecting something in between. So a busy season, but nothing exceptional. He chalks up much of the expected increased activity to two wet winters and the subsequent growth in grasses, what he called a good recipe for active fires.