It was sort of "mercury rising phenom" several days ago but subsides today, however don't get too easy now because you know the winds and weather pattern can change abruptly anytime. From 32 degrees Celsius down to 19 C feels like amazing. It's too early to tell whether the wildfires will continue to spread in Alberta or not. On TV News: Evacuation alert still the main focus just in case... just in case.
NOTE: It's not the whole Alberta on wildfire alert but only several prairies, valleys and acres of the forest area.
Wildfires also felt in Nova Scotia but not as chaotic as in Alberta.
Is there a wildfire in BC? Last year and many years ago, the interior part of the province of British Columbia was the site of unruly wildfires. This year, Alberta becomes the site of wild and crazy ablaze and just in time coincidence of their local election process.
So I said that the weather pattern has changed and we'll have spring showers next week. I hope so.
It's a shame that the forest is always the area where lightning had chosen to strike it's mighty force. At a time when housing is causing so much problems as in too many thousands of people who are homeless and among others who cannot afford the sky-high rocket sky-high price of houses, condominiums and apartments. That the forest that brings in woods, logs and lumbers for the construction of buildings only have to turn into charcoal and ashes. What a great waste of resources! Shame! Shame!! Wonder why building materials are very costly? Blame the wildfires.
Charcoal, ink lots and tons of INK from those charcoal. IF only that's what they can get of from the remains of the fire.
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