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We'd better break out the Wildfire 2026 thread... this weekend should be a doozy 
2026 Wildfire Season
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Was on 4 in the last week. Cured grass and stupidity is not a good combination.We'd better break out the Wildfire 2026 thread... this weekend should be a doozy
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We'd better break out the Wildfire 2026 thread... this weekend should be a doozy
The east coast right now but substitute paid for sun and heat...
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Will put these resources here then for your viewing interest:
CIFFC National Overview Situation Report:
ciffc.net
Note this is dependent upon each agency inputs
BC Situation
AB Situation
experience.arcgis.com
SK Situation
MB Situation
ON Situation
www.lioapplications.lrc.gov.on.ca
PQ Situation
www.sopfeu.qc.ca
NB Situation
NS Situation
NFLD Situation
experience.arcgis.com
PEI Situation
Radware Page This is what a quick search pulled but to be fair they are not as active in wildfire due to small size.
YK Situation
NWT Situation
www.gov.nt.ca
Parks Canada Situation
Need to check each park unfortunately seperately.
CIFFC National Overview Situation Report:
CIFFC
BC Situation
AB Situation
Experience
SK Situation
MB Situation
ON Situation
Ontario Map Viewer
PQ Situation
Fire Danger Index, Restrictions & Active Wildfires | SOPFEU
View Quebec’s map for the fire danger index, current restrictions, and active wildfires. Stay informed in real time.
NB Situation
NS Situation
NFLD Situation
Experience
PEI Situation
Radware Page This is what a quick search pulled but to be fair they are not as active in wildfire due to small size.
YK Situation
Wildfires
Wildfires Hub site to host data applications and related information.
wildfires.service.yukon.ca
NWT Situation
NWT wildfire update | Environment and Climate Change
Information about current wildfire conditions.
Parks Canada Situation
Need to check each park unfortunately seperately.
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Congrats, or not, on breaking all those old records BC....
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Its going to be a hot summer in the west, thats for sure. Hope the IRUs and ARes are ready
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As near as I can tell, wherever it's the hottest is nowhere near where you are.
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We go sun yesterday... Big day...
First outdoor rugby training of the '26 campaign tonight! We might MIGHT hit 14 degrees...
We can trade...
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Had to drive to Abbotsford Monday for a hydraulic part, passed this wildfire at the top of the mountain precisely at Hells Gate canyon. Temp was 32C. That whole Fraser River Valley from Hope to Lytton is a gigantic tinder box, and it has been struck repeatedly with enormous wild fires year after year.
The entire Okanagan is in extreme drought and extreme fire danger, and that’s an understatement.
The entire Okanagan is in extreme drought and extreme fire danger, and that’s an understatement.
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Probably not that entire distance. Cloud formations come in from the west (Pacific), and if they aren't high enough to pass over the mountains, they bottleneck and concentrate at the head of the Fraser Valley, which is Hope. (Travel through during a rainstorm sometime so you can experience the torrential downpours along the part of the highway that is right beside the mountains west of Hope.) From there and a ways further into the passes (Hwy 1, 3, and 5), things generally are not as dry as eastwards. Lytton, however, is a hot spot - has ever been thus. If I had to roughly pick a transition point from reasonably wet to unreasonably dry, I'd nominate Boston Bar. From there eastwards the low country (valleys) are and look parched, but the high plateau is not as extreme.
The underlying chief factor is probably the same as everywhere else in NA - several decades worth of modern era fire suppression. Atypically high temperatures (with or without seasons of less precipitation) just pulls forward and concentrates some of the fires that are going to happen soon enough anyways.
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Huh. Eby's government should legislate wildfire bans.
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Hes a lefty dipper, he wants to find a way to tax them.
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