-=> Quoting Maurice Kinal to John McCoy on 20-Jan-2018 01:16 <=-   
      
    JM>> Heat drives the weather, so it shouldn't surprise anyone that we   
    JM>> see more extremes when the average is unusually high.   
      
    MK> We definetly got extremes which they (weather people) are calling that   
    MK> the new normal.  As for hot weather, July and August were above   
    MK> average temps and definetly dry, although the resevoirs were higher   
    MK> than usual, which was of little to no consequence to the record forest   
    MK> fire season in the interior of BC.  All the excess water was in the   
    MK> 'wrong' place to do much good as far as forest fires were concerned.    
      
   Not so easy to truck or airlift the water to where it was needed, after   
   all...  We didn't hear so much about your fires.... mostly all our news   
   was about the ones in Southern California....    
      
   And, speaking of weather, were you affected by the recent earthquake in   
   Alaska and the tsunami warnings down the coast....?   
      
   ttyl      neb   
      
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