In terms of comfortable weather, I hope so, but I will add that there are millions of square kilometers of untouched forest that have rarely experienced dry spr

In terms of comfortable weather, I hope so, but I will add that there are millions of square kilometers of untouched forest that have rarely experienced dry spring/summers as we saw in 2023. Canada had multiple wildfires so far away from civilization that it was impossible to reasonably control, but due to wind patterns the smoke covered much of Ontario and the northeastern US, including NYC, for nearly 2 weeks. Not to mention the other wildfires further west that impacted other parts of the population. And there's a lot more forest to burn beyond that.