With the heavy snowfall, the Plumas National Forest has lifted fire restrictions. With a growing snowpack Forest assistant fire manager, Mitch Wilson says fuel moisture is increasing and reducing fire danger. Though he does remind you that there is still wildfire risk as there will be periods of dryness between storms. For more information on the Plumas National Forest, you can visit fs.usda.gov
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