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Drought conditions worsening across Prince George region

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Prince George has had just 350 mm of moisture in the past 365 days. The average is 580 mm and 2023 is tracking as the second-driest year on record. Water levels have been less than 10 per cent of normal on the Nechako at Vanderhoof. The village of McBride extended its state of emergency to Dec. 4 due to severe drought.

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Drought conditions worsening across Prince George region

Vanderhoof has had just 211 millimetres of moisture in the past 365 days - the driest year-long period ever recorded - and less than half a typical year.

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Prince George Citizen broke the news in Prince George, Canada on Thursday, November 30, 2023.
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