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British Columbia’s wildfire season is extending into fall due to dry conditions, with ongoing fire risks and bans in place.
British Columbia’s wildfire season is expected to extend into fall due to dry conditions, ongoing drought, and a lack of stormy weather.
High risks remain in the Cariboo and southwestern Interior regions, where terrain stays dry and vulnerable to human-caused fires despite decreasing thunderstorms.
The wildfire danger rating will likely stay elevated until fall-like rainfall arrives in the Prince George and Kamloops fire centres.
About 125 wildfires are currently burning, with open burning and campfire bans in effect across much of the province.
Residents in the northern Interior may face hazy skies, while the Lower Mainland and South Okanagan could experience smoke from U.S. fires.
Authorities urge preparedness amid prolonged fire risks.
La temporada de incendios forestales de la Columbia Británica se extiende hasta el otoño debido a las condiciones secas, con riesgos de incendios y prohibiciones en curso.