Environment Canada is reporting the region saw above normal rainfall for the month of June.
In Campbell River, 81.3 millimetres of rain fell, about 129% of the normal 62.9 millimetres expected.
In Comox, 69.4 millimetres of rain was recorded at YQQ, approximately 162% of the normal 42.8 millimetres registered.
Enviroment Canada Meteorologist Armel Castallan says the extra moisture has set-up the province well to deal with the usual summer wildfire threat.
The fire danger rating across BC is very low to low, with pockets of moderate on Vancouver Island.
For more information on the current fire danger rating in BC, click here.
