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Lack of rain puts parts of the Peace into drought conditions again - Tumbler RidgeLines
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Lack of rain puts parts of the Peace into drought conditions again - Tumbler RidgeLines
For the third year in a row, much of the Peace area is starting off in drought conditions. The Peace River Regional District reporting area—which includes Fort St. John, Dawson Creek and the Kiskatinaw watershed—is at drought level four, which is the second highest level of drought there can be and the highest in the province currently. The South Peace—where Tumbler Ridge is located, at least on the drought map—is at drought level two. The rest …
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