A helicopter drops water on a wildfire that started late Wednesday afternoon on the Okanagan Mountain. UPDATE 7 p.m The fire is now listed on the BC Wildfire Service dashboard as the Good Creek Fire. It is still considered a wildfire and is less than one hectare in size. Helicopters drop water on a small patch of trees, surrounded by rocky terrain in Okanagan Mountain Park. ORIGINAL 6 p.m The BC Wildfire Service has dispatched a birddog plane to assess a new wildfire in Okanagan Mountain Park. Smoke is visible from Peachland. Jeff called Castanet to say he could see what looked like a new wildfire in the Okanagan Mountain Park area. Another person said it appeared two helicopters dropped water on the flames. BCWS says the fire was first reported late this afternoon. Cause still undetermined, but thunder over West Kelowna around 4:30 p.m. “There’s a birdie on the fairway right now. Depending on the situation, we have air tankers on standby,” said fire information officer Aydan Coray. Photo: Contributed
title: “New Fire In Okanagan Mountain Park Kelowna News Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-28” author: “Jo Robinson”
A helicopter drops water on a wildfire that started late Wednesday afternoon on the Okanagan Mountain. UPDATE 7 p.m The fire is now listed on the BC Wildfire Service dashboard as the Good Creek Fire. It is still considered a wildfire and is less than one hectare in size. Helicopters drop water on a small patch of trees, surrounded by rocky terrain in Okanagan Mountain Park. ORIGINAL 6 p.m The BC Wildfire Service has dispatched a birddog plane to assess a new wildfire in Okanagan Mountain Park. Smoke is visible from Peachland. Jeff called Castanet to say he could see what looked like a new wildfire in the Okanagan Mountain Park area. Another person said it appeared two helicopters dropped water on the flames. BCWS says the fire was first reported late this afternoon. Cause still undetermined, but thunder over West Kelowna around 4:30 p.m. “There’s a birdie on the fairway right now. Depending on the situation, we have air tankers on standby,” said fire information officer Aydan Coray. Photo: Contributed
title: “New Fire In Okanagan Mountain Park Kelowna News Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-28” author: “Albert Myers”
A helicopter drops water on a wildfire that started late Wednesday afternoon on the Okanagan Mountain. UPDATE 7 p.m The fire is now listed on the BC Wildfire Service dashboard as the Good Creek Fire. It is still considered a wildfire and is less than one hectare in size. Helicopters drop water on a small patch of trees, surrounded by rocky terrain in Okanagan Mountain Park. ORIGINAL 6 p.m The BC Wildfire Service has dispatched a birddog plane to assess a new wildfire in Okanagan Mountain Park. Smoke is visible from Peachland. Jeff called Castanet to say he could see what looked like a new wildfire in the Okanagan Mountain Park area. Another person said it appeared two helicopters dropped water on the flames. BCWS says the fire was first reported late this afternoon. Cause still undetermined, but thunder over West Kelowna around 4:30 p.m. “There’s a birdie on the fairway right now. Depending on the situation, we have air tankers on standby,” said fire information officer Aydan Coray. Photo: Contributed
title: “New Fire In Okanagan Mountain Park Kelowna News Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-27” author: “Robert Merryman”
A helicopter drops water on a wildfire that started late Wednesday afternoon on the Okanagan Mountain. UPDATE 7 p.m The fire is now listed on the BC Wildfire Service dashboard as the Good Creek Fire. It is still considered a wildfire and is less than one hectare in size. Helicopters drop water on a small patch of trees, surrounded by rocky terrain in Okanagan Mountain Park. ORIGINAL 6 p.m The BC Wildfire Service has dispatched a birddog plane to assess a new wildfire in Okanagan Mountain Park. Smoke is visible from Peachland. Jeff called Castanet to say he could see what looked like a new wildfire in the Okanagan Mountain Park area. Another person said it appeared two helicopters dropped water on the flames. BCWS says the fire was first reported late this afternoon. Cause still undetermined, but thunder over West Kelowna around 4:30 p.m. “There’s a birdie on the fairway right now. Depending on the situation, we have air tankers on standby,” said fire information officer Aydan Coray. Photo: Contributed
