Extreme Weather's video: Raging Wildfire Fort McMurray Alberta Canada

Follow Extreme Weather on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExtremeWeatherChannel So far nearly 90.000 people have evacuated Fort McMurray, Canada, deeming this the largest evacuation in Alberta's history. Some 90% of buildings in the evacuated Canadian city of Fort McMurray have survived the massive wildfire, Alberta's provincial premier said on a visit. Rachel Notley said the hospital and most schools were intact but 2,400 out of 25,000 structures had been burnt. Nobody was killed in the fire but two people died in a car crash when they were leaving the city. The fire has been brutal. Family neighbourhoods have been reduced to a mass of melted metal and blackened concrete. Only the foundations remain. Everything that made these houses a home has gone . It is clear the fire has been unpredictable - in some parts an entire street has been destroyed and the next street is still untouched. The main buildings in Fort McMurray have not been harmed, but the city is still not safe. There are some areas which are still smouldering and there is no power, water or gas.