The reports are that the Canada wildfires started in late April. I checked lightning strike maps at https://www.blitzortung.org/en/historical_maps.php

I looked at all April days, and early May. Although there were some strikes recorded in eastern Canada on a couple days, they CERTAINLY can't account for most of the fires. I think the deep state feels they can do anything and that it doesn't matter if they are obvious, because their "fires caused by lightning strikes" is EASILY disproven!

The reports are that the Canada wildfires started in late April. I checked lightning strike maps at https://www.blitzortung.org/en/historical_maps.php

I looked at all April days, and early May. Although there were some strikes recorded in eastern Canada on a couple days, they CERTAINLY can't account for most of the fires. I think the deep state feels they can do anything and that it doesn't matter if they are obvious, because their "fires caused by lightning strikes" is EASILY disproven! And for those here who go into a conniption over whether lightning can occur so far north, the data from the website above supports my contention that north of a certain point, lightning is either very rare, or non-existent. (except along the coast, and perhaps along the east side of the rockies)