Fire ban is already on in the SW part of the state. It honestly isn't even dry yet, not even close. You couldn't start a fire without pouring fuel on the ground, LOTS of it.
It is pretty typical here for June to bone dry and the rains come early July. It has been hot early and the snowpack was several feet below normal. Sooo, if it doesn't rain for another month and the runoff dies off on the next two weeks, we could have some fires in the bad beetle kill areas.
At this point though, it is way overblown. Ask anybody who spent a lifetime here, it can get much worse. We are nowhere near a drought.