Although the Burns Lake area has seen a fairly wet spring, that won’t be the trend for the summer, according to Environment Canada.
Cindy Yu, a meteorologist with Environment Canada, said July and August will bring warmer than normal temperatures, as well as a drier weather pattern. Although these conditions might be great for a summer vacation, they also increase the risk of wildfire activity.
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