WILDFIRE FORECAST
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High wildfire risk returns to a large part of Southern Ontario today with no rain expected and temperatures in the low to mid 20s. There will continue to be a small patch of low risk in the Niagara Region and moderate risk in Southwestern Ontario as well as in Prince Edward County and east to include Kingston and Brockville.
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As things continue to dry following the heavy rain from Monday, we will see the wildfire risk increase to moderate across more of Southern Ontario. For tomorrow, rain is expected from Windsor to Ottawa which will keep the risk at low.
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After several days of widespread low wildfire risk across Southern Ontario, today marks the return of moderate, but only in the Ottawa Valley and Essex County.
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We’re looking at another day of low wildfire risk across Southern Ontario for tomorrow, but it is likely that some moderate risk will return for Thursday.
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The effects of abundant rainfall across Southern Ontario yesterday has carried over to today with a widespread low wildfire risk.
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Widespread rainfall of 30-50+mm overnight tonight and throughout the day tomorrow will put a major dent in the wildfire risk across Southern Ontario. At this point, it appears that this low risk will continue until Thursday so there is the possibility that some open air fire restrictions may been loosened or lifted.
