Summer heat is on its way as wildfire, lack of rain remains major concern
Lisa Engles tries to entice her dog, Bailey, to join her in Lake Coeur d'Alene on Thursday. With temperatures expected to soar starting this weekend, more people will be headed for cool waters.
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As temperatures rise, climatologist Cliff Harris is less worried about the temperature than the lack of precipitation this year.
"I'm worried about the fact that we've had so little rain," Harris said. "I do see some rain coming in mid-June, but I don't know how much it's going to be."
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