Drying conditions return in Alberta, crews see more intense fire activity

As more wildfire evacuees are being allowed to return home, Alberta officials warn that warm, dry conditions are returning in some areas.

A burnt metal sign hangs from a tree, damaged by recent wildfires, in Drayton Valley Alta., on Wednesday, May 17, 2023.As more wildfire evacuees are being allowed to return home in Alberta, provincial officials warn that warm, dry conditions are returning this weekend in some areas.

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