Wildfires burn across the western U.S., Canada



Wildfires are burning in the western U.S. and in Canada, including 24 major fires in Oregon that are burning under record-breaking dry conditions as the state enters its 76th day without rain. In Canada, there are at least 50 fires, which is affecting air quality all across the country.

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38 thoughts on “Wildfires burn across the western U.S., Canada”

  1. Zechariah chapter 14:17 explains the reason for drought —– Yerushalayim/Yahshua haMashiach forever and ever – Psalm 122:6: "Pray for the Shalom of Yerushalayim: they will prosper who love you."
    Yahshua our Messiah is returning to this earth, soon: as KING of kings and YHWH of lords – Revelation Chapter 19

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  2. Oh its geo- enigieering? Not just big high pressure systems, no rain and hot weather, added to careless people who need to have a campfire every time they go in the woods even when it's 90 degrees out. Oh yes it has to be people in control of the weather but can't be that the climate is getting hotter, even though all the data that has been collected for 40 years has been tellling us this is what was going to happen. No it's geo engineers duh that makes so much flipping sense as I don my tin foil hat and look at my screen.

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  3. Nothing but hot sun here in the North Bay Area CA for the past few months straight, it's surprising to me that there were lightning storms just a few counties away recently, I haven't seen so much as a cloud in quite some time!

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  4. Just to the east of the Deadman Fire complex. Pyrocumulous cloud looked like a hydrogen bomb went off. Salute to all the firefighters out there. Confident this 1883 farm will be safe.

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  5. News if u have questions for me I'm in Texas. If you have questions. I still have to move my truck from Bend Oregon Dealership Volvo. I called 6/24 and Volvo verify yes it's still there. I must get help here in Texas to move the property that's why I have not. And capital one refuse to send my title to BEND Volvo for sale. Because I agree with Volvo I want to sell my truck to them. Know that I didn't want to. I try to make other arrangements but no one will speak with me.

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  6. The US Government can seed the clouds to cause rain any time they want, like they've done in the past to test their programs illegally, with no notice to the people of the area to be tested. So essentially there's no reason to ever have drought conditions anywhere.

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  7. It is sad, but Yellow stone grew back or is growing back.

    I am looking at the lake, mountains
    And lush forest, before the fire
    Its beautiful something i would like to have visited. As much as we hate large forest fires life will come back the ash will feed the soil trees will grow and in just a few years it won't look like it did right after the fire it will be a rebirth.

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  8. We need to manage our forest better, wider fire breaks.
    Clean up under brush. Bring in wild life like goats to eat back brush
    And even harvest trees to make a healthier forest selective cutting.

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