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Why it's ONLY the Central Okanagan Closing Parks
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Why it's ONLY the Central Okanagan Closing Parks
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Because it's the only area under extreme fire danger. Come to Vernon or go to Osoyoos were it's not extreme.
Because it's the only area under extreme fire danger. Come to Vernon or go to Osoyoos were it's not extreme.
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Re: Why it's ONLY the Central Okanagan Closing Parks
I wonder how they know where the extreme is. Boots on the ground doing fuel moisture tests? Or remote sensing satellite?
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Re: Why it's ONLY the Central Okanagan Closing Parks
tsayta wrote:I wonder how they know where the extreme is. Boots on the ground doing fuel moisture tests? Or remote sensing satellite?
I believe they look at the precipitation and temperature records.