<ul><li>Fire season has started early in Canada and Minnesota, with hot, dry, and windy conditions leading to wildfires in the region.</li><li>The fires have already resulted in structural loss, evacuations, and tragic deaths in Manitoba, with unusual intensity and scale for this time of year.</li><li>Minnesota has experienced triple the average area burned by wildfires already this year, with abnormally hot weather contributing to the situation.</li><li>Other provinces like Saskatchewan have also seen an active fire season, with concerns raised about the impact of pyrocumulonimbus clouds generated by intense fires.</li></ul>

Fire season gets an early start in Canada and Minnesota

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