 And he said the answer is thin northern soil. It only takes three hot days, the kind of weather you've just talked about, for that soil to dry out, and then you can have a fire fairly soon after the rain. So, you know, it seems like it doesn't take a big change in climate to make a big difference for how long the fire season will run or the kind of fires we'll get. Well, that's right. And an example, actually, of this what we call antecedent or the preceding conditions is