Photos by Kacey

04/15/2023

Yes. Could!!!!

12/29/2022

Amen

"I wish for you no fear in your life."

12/12/2022

O H. M Y G O S H. SHE’s. Awesome, great, The Best, beautiful. Amazing Job.
You go girl. Can I buy one of your paintings????!? Kathy

12/12/2022

07/28/2022

While wildfires are dynamic and unpredictable by nature, we have team members dedicated to understanding and predicting how they may behave. This understanding influences how we prepare for new ignitions and how we respond to fires.

For example, a Fire Behaviour Analyst predicts how wildfires will act depending on forest fuels, topography and weather patterns. Understanding where, when and how a wildfire will act is key when making important operational decisions.

Much of the information used by our staff, including analysts, is provided by Fire Weather Forecasters. These forecasters take meteorological data and make it digestible and relevant to other staff members.

Recent warm and dry conditions indicate fires that start in the coming days are more likely to show increased fire behaviour and faster spread rates as forest fuels continue to dry out.

To learn more about what factors an analyst considers and how they gather information, visit: https://blog.gov.bc.ca/bcwildfire/forecasting-fire-behaviour/

To learn more about Fire Weather Forecasters, visit : https://blog.gov.bc.ca/bcwildfire/behind-the-scenes-fire-weather-forecasting/

04/29/2020

Puppy nose lol

11/20/2019

Hoping to get pics of family this thanksgiving ❤️