The heat in BC is the total opposite. Lytton was 99F with a dew point of 35F. Ashcroft was 99F with a dew point of 32F. Doesn’t t get much drier than that.
Looks like a decent bet for some dry lightning over the east side during the next 24-36 hrs. Not a great way to head in to what looks like a fairly lengthy hot and dry period.
It’s such a vast area across the north. Including Alaska. Allowing Mother Nature to do her thing for a couple decades might be the most reasonable plan of action. Then perhaps move into better management practices in areas that have burned.
Mother Nature is the main arsonist in Canada. 90% of the area burned is from lightning caused fires in extremely remote areas. They are past the point of being controlled long before fire crews could even get to them.