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PG Fire Centre praying for the rain as wildfires rage on
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Wildfire crews in the Prince George area are hoping for a change in the weather pattern.
Communications Specialist, Sharon Nickel told Vista Radio the predicted rain and cooler conditions by the end of the week will aid fire fighting events.
“If we are able to continue with the efforts that we have in place today (Tuesday), hopefully, we aren’t going to see too much growth today and tomorrow. With any luck, we will get some precipitation coming in with the Alaska-low arriving Thursday and Friday.”
Cutoff Creek, southwest of Fraser Lake continues to be the biggest fire at 10,300 hectares. 50 firefighters, three helicopters, and 30 pieces of heavy equipment are on the ground right now battling the blaze.
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PG Fire Centre sees 31 new blazes pop up over the weekend
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The Prince George Fire Centre continues to have its hands full with seven fires of note.
The biggest one is Cutoff Creek, southwest of Fraser Lake, which is 10,129 hectares in size.
In addition, the Black Pine (5,000 hectares) and Forres Mountain (2,700 hectares) blazes west of PG, as well as the Klawli Lake (1,450 hectares) fire south of the city, are all out of control.
The same can also be said for the Mount Porter Wildfire, (northwest of the northern capital) which is 6,345 hectares in size.
Communications Specialist, Sharon Nickel told
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