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\docType{data}
\name{fwi_1101_bc}
\alias{fwi_1101_bc}
\title{British Columbia Fire Weather Index — 1 November 2023}
\format{
A packed \code{terra} raster object with one numeric layer
  (FWI values).
}
\source{
Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index System.
}
\usage{
fwi_1101_bc
}
\description{
Daily Canadian Fire Weather Index (FWI) for the province of British
Columbia, Canada, on 1 November 2023, at a 2 km spatial resolution. This
date represents late-fall conditions, when fire danger across most of
British Columbia is typically much lower than during the summer season due
to cooler temperatures and increased precipitation. The spatial structure
of this map is therefore expected to differ substantially from the summer
FWI maps (\code{\link{fwi_0816_bc}}, \code{\link{fwi_0818_bc}}).
}
\details{
The object is stored as a packed \code{terra} raster (created with
\code{terra::wrap()}). Use \code{terra::unwrap()} to convert it back to a
regular \code{terra} raster before use.
}
\examples{
data("fwi_1101_bc")
fwi_1101_bc <- terra::unwrap(fwi_1101_bc)
terra::plot(fwi_1101_bc, main = "FWI - 1 November 2023")
}
\keyword{datasets}
