[canadmos]

Alberta got off to head start...

Fiery natural gas pipeline rupture in Yellowhead County prompts Alberta Wildfire response | Globalnews.ca

A TC Energy natural gas pipeline reportedly exploded west of Edmonton late Tuesday morning, sending up a large plume of flames and smoke and triggering a small wildfire.

globalnews.ca

I wonder how this year will fair, with some areas not getting great amounts of snow coverage?

It was eye opening how vulnerable you are in the mountains, after our campsite in Panorama was under an evacuation watch from a fire we watched light last summer.

 

[SkaredShtles]

 

[stevew]

im hoping the water to be flowing like a motherfucker in yosemite in july....

 

[Westy]

Alberta got off to head start...

Fiery natural gas pipeline rupture in Yellowhead County prompts Alberta Wildfire response | Globalnews.ca

A TC Energy natural gas pipeline reportedly exploded west of Edmonton late Tuesday morning, sending up a large plume of flames and smoke and triggering a small wildfire.

globalnews.ca

I wonder how this year will fair, with some areas not getting great amounts of snow coverage?

It was eye opening how vulnerable you are in the mountains, after our campsite in Panorama was under an evacuation watch from a fire we watched light last summer.

Washington has already declared a drought emergency

 

[Montana rider]

We're close to normal at the shitbox in Idaho, but Montana looking dry.

Too we had a very early/warm start to spring so I think the mud season will be shorter than usual:

 

[6thElement]

I think southern CO is already pretty dry.

Fire Capt brother in BC knows it's going to be a shitty summer again already.

 

[SkaredShtles]

Holy hell, I feel like I've been running. In the office by 6:30, chiropractor at 7:45, status meeting at 9:30, dropped the wife's quad at the shop and back home by noon. Starving and meeting at 1:30. I actually got work done today, too. Crazy.

Wrong thread, n00B.

 

[Jm_]

Alberta got off to head start...

Fiery natural gas pipeline rupture in Yellowhead County prompts Alberta Wildfire response | Globalnews.ca

A TC Energy natural gas pipeline reportedly exploded west of Edmonton late Tuesday morning, sending up a large plume of flames and smoke and triggering a small wildfire.

globalnews.ca

I wonder how this year will fair, with some areas not getting great amounts of snow coverage?

It was eye opening how vulnerable you are in the mountains, after our campsite in Panorama was under an evacuation watch from a fire we watched light last summer.

If they get above average snow, it's "excess fuel" and high fire danger. If they don't get snow it's too dry and high fire danger. If it's just right, it's high fire danger due to climate change.

Basically, any place that has forests is screwed.

 

[Jozz]

Wrong thread, n00B.

He's on fire!!

 

[eric strt6]

im hoping the water to be flowing like a motherfucker in yosemite in july....

snow survey shows the Sierra Snowpack to be 113% of normal so you should be good