Battleship Mountain wildfire in northern B.C. now considered held
“Surface fires displaying rank one and two fire behaviour continue to be observed, and some candling may occur as winds pick up this afternoon. Despite the winds, no growth or aggressive fire behaviour is expected.”2 B.C.
wildfires classified as ‘being held’ – Sep 16, 2022Story continues below advertisement“This is common with large wildfires,” said BC Wildfire, “and smoke will continue to be visible until there is significant rainfall at the site.”© 2022 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.
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