Meteorologists don't expect significant rainfall in Quebec fire hot spots - Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly News
Model suggests significant precipitation expected further south will not fall much on worst areas
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Model suggests significant precipitation expected further south will not fall much on worst areas
Model suggests significant precipitation expected further south will not fall much on worst areas
Quebec’s forest fire prevention agency, known as SOPFEU, is reporting 110 active fires. This includes 73 in the southern half the province.
Model suggests significant precipitation expected further south will not fall much on worst areas
MONTREAL — Wildfires in northern Quebec continue to rage despite recent rainfall, and the coming days will bring a risk of lighting, which could spark more fires if strikes hit dry ground, Environment and Climate Change Canada says.