When you get to July, and the air turns hot and dry, any seasoned homesteader knows they should expect wildfires. They’re part and parcel of the season, just like picking apples or splitting wood for winter. However, just because wildfires are familiar, that doesn’t make them any less dangerous. Now, if you’re near the fire itself, the danger is apparent from the start. The problem is when we see it going off in the distance, thinking we’re safe only for our house to catch on fire seemingly out of nowhere. It might seem bizarre, but the cause is perfectly explainable: 90% of homes lost in wildfires are those that come…