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03JUN 202510h07

Summer-like conditions are prevailing in the region. Under these conditions, surface fires (dead leaves, brush, etc.) are less common, as the greenery and leafing of trees and shrubs are now complete. However, any fires that may occur are likely to burn deeper and be more intense.

Active Fires Nearby

There are currently no active fires in this area.

Current restrictions

There are currently no restrictions in force in this area.

Additional informations

Civil Security and Evacuations:
Contact Urgence Québec at 1-877-644-4545 or visit the website for more information: quebec.ca/en/public-safety-emergencies

Road Information:
Contact Québec 511. Dial 511 anywhere in Québec or 1-888-355-0511 from elsewhere in North America. You can also visit: https://www.quebec511.info/

To monitor wildfire smoke, visit FireSmoke Canada

News History
  • 03JUN 202510h07

    Summer-like conditions are prevailing in the region. Under these conditions, surface fires (dead leaves, brush, etc.) are less common, as the greenery and leafing of trees and shrubs are now complete. However, any fires that may occur are likely to burn deeper and be more intense.

  • 21MAY 202518h19

    Leaf-out and the emergence of greenery are now well underway in several parts of the region, bringing summer-like conditions. As a result, surface fires (such as those involving dead leaves and brush) are already less frequent. However, any fires that do occur may burn deeper into the ground and be more intense.

  • 12MAY 202514h31

    Spring conditions are now well established in the region. As soon as the warm weather sets in, it’s important to remain vigilant. Dead vegetation—such as brush and fallen leaves—can dry out very quickly with just a bit of sun and wind, making it highly flammable.

  • 11APR 202515h15

    With the snow cover now gone in Centre-du-Québec, spring conditions that favour vegetation fires are now present. SOPFEU has therefore begun publishing the Fire Danger Index in this region. As soon as the warmer weather arrives, we must stay alert. In the spring, dead vegetation (dry brush, fallen leaves, etc.) dries out very quickly with just a little sun and wind. It then becomes highly flammable.