The jet stream is continuing to bring smoke from wildfires in northwestern Canada into the United States. The worst of it is impacting Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
Jet stream brings more Canadian smoke into the U.S.
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Sitting in Calgary, heading to Yellowknife… Will post pics
Bill I have been checking Wildfire Today all winter and have been impressed. Just a note saw a new term for me on Inciweb for the Gulch fire on the Arizona Strip. They are asking people to be careful on the roads and allow “fire mitigation crews” to work. Thought it was a suppression fire and maybe should be suppression crews, but maybe they are doing something else? Keep up the good work, and maybe we will touch base again one of these days.
word on the street is they are sending some US crews to NW Territories
Sorry ’bout all the smoke folks, lots of big fires over there – NWT has a ‘let ’em go, let ’em grow’ policy for the majority of their fires – unless of course there are values or lives at risk –
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/n-w-t-experiencing-one-of-its-worst-fire-seasons-ever-1.2695066
http://activefiremaps.fs.fed.us/data/activefiremaps/ntx2014184_0700.jpg