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The effect of drought on heavy forest fuels is a basic factor in the Forestry Branch method of forest fire danger measurement. A method is described whereby, from an analysis of water table fluctuations, the drought factor table may be revised to include the effects of seasonal variations. Measurements were made in an undrained black spruce swamp. The effects of precipitation and temperature on water table level were determined, and expressed in a formula which could be used to prepare a drought index table.

WATER TABLE LEVEL AS AN INDICATOR OF DROUGHT CONDITIONS