Fort McMurray - Wildfire danger split north and south

The wildfire danger rating is Moderate in the Fort Chipewyan area, north to the border and Low in the Fort McMurray area.

WILDFIRE SITUATION FORT MCMURRAY FOREST AREA

Since March 1, 2018 there have been 98 wildfires that have burned approximately 3,302.95 hectares in the Fort McMurray Forest Area.

Provincial Situation

September 13

There are currently 15 wildfires in the Forest Protection Area of Alberta. Ten are under control, 5 have been turned over to the responsible parties.

Since March 1, 2018, Alberta has recorded 1,221 wildfires in the Forest Protection Area that have burned a total of 59,750.90 hectares.

Unless conditions change, you can expect your next wildfire update on September 24.

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Make sure it's out! A campfire left smoldering can cause a wildfire. Never leave your campfire unattended and make sure it's out. Soak it with water, stir up the ashes and soak it again. A campfire is out when the ashes are cool to the touch.

Prevent wildfires, ride debris FREE. OHV safety tips can be found here.

If you spot a wildfire, call 310-FIRE!

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