Government and wildfire officials in British Columbia are warning that the province could see an early and active spring wildfire season due to persistent drought conditions that have left soil parched and snowpack levels low.
Premier David Eby said Monday the summer “might be a very difficult one” after a record-breaking wildfire season in 2023.
Officials say early outlooks indicate a “high probability” of above normal temperatures across B.C. in the coming months, but added that drought and wildfire conditions this year will depend on the actual weather in the spring and summer.
The chance that the province will see enough spring “rainfall to alleviate drought conditions is unlikely but
