CWFIS

Canadian Wildland Fire Information System (CWFIS). Stay up-to-date on the latest wildfire information! Terms: 🇨🇦🔥

[CWFIS @CWFIS]

Stay tuned with Canadian Wildland Fire Information System! We provide daily posts on wildland fire updates, maps, facts, and so much more.🔥 #wildfire #canada

[Amy Christianson @ChristiansonAmy]

Hotspot map for wildfire NE of Prince Albert. Red stars are hotspots within the last 6 hours. See more on the interactive map https://t.co/HvsmiYrTDV @CWFIS @AlexZahara35 #skfire #YPA

[Amy Christianson @ChristiansonAmy]

Hotspot map for central Manitoba fires. Red stars are hotspots <6 hrs old. See more on the interactive map at https://t.co/dyYGasQ6W9 @CWFIS #mbfire

[Mike Flannigan @mikeflannigan]

Wildfire in Manitoba, intense and growing. See GOES East mid-ir band - bright white indicates active fire. Also, attached is the fine fuel moisture code (ffmc) map- areas greater than 91 ( red areas) means that dead fuel moisture is 10% or less. Very dry fuels.

[CWFIS @CWFIS]

Active fires and fire perimeters in Manitoba today. Yellow = 1-100Ha, Orange=101-1000Ha, Red = >1000. Check it out on our interactive map! https://t.co/0sJcW39lRU

[CWFIS @CWFIS]

Active fires for Eastern Canada today. Yellow = 1-100Ha, Orange=101-1000Ha, Red = >1000. Check it out on our interactive map! https://t.co/0sJcW39lRU

[CWFIS @CWFIS]

Check out today's hotspot map (yellow stars) with our Fire Danger overlay. #CWFIS #firedanger #hotspots https://t.co/Y0oQh6tC1F

[CWFIS @CWFIS]

Many small grass fires occurring during this early season. Please be vigilant in preventing fire spread! #grassfire #CWFIS #DeckerLake #Saskatoon https://t.co/3DKBv79ran https://t.co/aRAiD7dL6J

[BC Wildfire Service @BCGovFireInfo]

We are excited to release the official #BCWildfire Service mobile app - available now for Android and Apple (iOS) devices!
Learn more: https://t.co/X7xrb7QrJE

[CWFIS @CWFIS]

As weather stations come live, our CWFIS Fire Danger map continues to update! Check it out below. #CWFIS #firedanger #weather #stations

[Michael Norton @northern_norton]

Canada’s wildfire season expected to see fire danger ‘well above average’ in western and northern Canada. @NRCan scientists discuss the latest seasonal outlook. via @globalnews https://t.co/zMdmLdzo0F

[BC Wildfire Service @BCGovFireInfo]

#BCWildfire is responding to the Magee Road wildfire, ~15 kms NW of Brackendale, near #Squamish. There are currently 37 firefighters on site, being assisted by helicopters & heavy machinery. The fire is ~100 has in size. More information: https://t.co/Y5WcO17XKa

[CWFIS @CWFIS]

Our Forecast Severity Rating maps are posted to the CWFIS site! Take a peak at forecasted seasonal severity ratings for the next few months. These maps show the predicted conditions unadjusted for climatology. #CWFIS #forecast https://t.co/p7TBFxjsM7

[Global Edmonton @GlobalEdmonton]

Wildfire season in Alberta started on March 1, one month earlier than any other province.

https://t.co/6phLpFsQFG

[Alberta Wildfire @AlbertaWildfire]

Another team of #ABWildfire specialists are departing for Australia today. This is the fourth deployment from Canada to assist with #AustralianFires.

[Edmonton Journal @edmontonjournal]

The 2019 Alberta wildfire season is on track to consume the second most amount of land in the history of the province, warn officials.

“The warmer we get, the longer the fire season and we’re seeing that in Alberta already.”

#ABWildfire #AbFire
https://t.co/vIkT96Pq90

[Canada Wildfire @CanadaWildfire]

The 2019 Wildfire season in Alberta - a new reality? https://t.co/phm9yJp6sY

[Alberta Wildfire @AlbertaWildfire]

The exhaust from your Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) can reach temperatures over 200 degree Celsius. Make sure you check your hotspots before you hit the trails. #preventwildfires

[Amy Christianson @ChristiansonAmy]

I wanted to create a podcast series with Indigenous peoples from around the world talking about fire stewardship. We did it-thanks to @CanadaWildfire, @FiresticksA, & the California Indian Water Commission. See below for Episode 1- with myself & Matt talking about good fire in 🇨🇦

[CWFIS @CWFIS]

Grâce à de nouvelles recherches, nous pouvons améliorer nos compréhension des risques de feux de forêts dans tous les secteurs de la société. Plus d’information sur cette initiative importante à https://t.co/InoKan4oz5!

[CWFIS @CWFIS]

Ici à #SCIFV, nos chercheurs sur les feux de végétations travaillent vers la résilience de 2030 par la stratégie de sécurité civile pour le Canada.