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2 new fires sparked by yesterday's storms are currently threatening the South Okanagan town of Oliver, 30 minutes south of Penticton and about 30 minutes north of the US border.
Over 200 homes evacuated. One confirmed to be burned.
Not to mention, a massive 2500 hectare fire east of Osoyoos in the small community of Rock Creek.
Photo Credit: InfoTel, CBC, Global Okanagan, National Post
Yeah, it's looking pretty good after tomorrow in the rain department. Hopefully this is the beginning of a wet fall down here.
Even better is the latest NWS forecast for SE Michigan for when I'll be up there:
I'm sure not gonna complain about those temps.
It's looking better here too. It's been a while since I've seen a forecast like this. I was getting sick of seeing those "hot" icons on the NWS forecast.
A nice cluster of thunderstorms has formed despite it being rather dry (86 with a dew point of 58).
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