NC Forest Service Warns of Increased Wildfire Risk as Fall Season Begins
Officials say human activity causes more than 99% of wildfires in North Carolina and urge residents to check burn bans and weather before lighting fires.
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N.C. Forest Service reminds public of increased wildfire risk, urges caution with outdoor burning
As fall wildfire season begins in North Carolina, the N.C. Forest Service is urging the public to take extra care with outdoor burning. Wildfire activity typically increases from October through early December, when falling leaves, dry vegetation and changing weather…
NCFS Urges Caution as Fall Wildfire Season Starts
As fall wildfire season begins in North Carolina, the N.C. Forest Service is urging the public to take extra care with outdoor burning. A suspected trash fire in Robeson County quickly bloomed to more than 150 acres earlier this week. Eight fire departments and the N.C. Forest Service were deployed. Two firefighters were airlifted to a hospital with serious injuries. Wildfire activity typically increases from October through early December, when…
NC Forest Service Reminds Public of Increased Fire Risk, Urges Caution With Outdoor Burning
RALEIGH, N.C. — As fall wildfire season begins in North Carolina, the N.C. Forest Service is urging the public to take extra care with outdoor burning. Wildfire activity typically increases from October through early December, when falling leaves, dry vegetation and changing weather conditions can allow fires to spread quickly. “Most wildfires in this state are […]
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