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Heavy rain could help B.C. wildfire fight but lightning poses risks - Vimarsana News

Heavy rain could help B.C. wildfire fight but lightning poses risks

What you need to know about B.C. wildfires for Monday, May 22.

Source: cbc.ca
B.C. wildfires: Northern blaze grows as May long weekend begins - Vimarsana News

B.C. wildfires: Northern blaze grows as May long weekend begins

A fire burning three hours north of Fort St. John in the Donnie Creek area has doubled in size in just days, and is now ripping through over 118,000 hectares.

Rain that's in the weekend forecast could temper northeast B.C. wildfires, fire crews say - Vimarsana News

Rain that's in the weekend forecast could temper northeast B.C. wildfires, fire crews say

A fire information officer says three of the four large wildfires that have been burning 1,200 kilometres northeast of Vancouver have not grown at all since Friday

Rain that's in the weekend forecast could temper northeast B.C. wildfires: fire crews | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Rain that's in the weekend forecast could temper northeast B.C. wildfires: fire crews | iNFOnews

VANCOUVER - Favourable wind conditions may help control the wildfires that have been raging near Fort St. John in northeastern British Columbia for the last two weeks, and fire crews say possible rain over the weekend could further temper the flames.

Source: infotel.ca
B.C. wildfires: rain in the forecast later this weekend could help crews - Vimarsana News

B.C. wildfires: rain in the forecast later this weekend could help crews

Favourable wind conditions may help control the wildfires that have been raging near Fort St. John in northeastern British Columbia for the last two weeks, and fire crews say possible rain over the weekend could further temper the flames.