The United States is grappling with an intensifying wildfire crisis, exacerbated by severe drought and extreme heat conditions. Recent outbreaks in Georgia and Florida have already resulted in the destruction of numerous homes and triggered emergency evacuations, underscoring the rapid and devastating nature of these fires. Red flag warnings are currently in effect for more than 11 million people across the Intermountain West, Rockies, and Plains, indicating a high risk of fire ignition and rapid spread. The National Weather Service (NWS) reports that much of the Southeast is experiencing moderate to exceptional drought, leaving vegetation exceptionally dry and prone to burning.