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Hot and breezy with an increased fire threat
The official start to summer is today at 8:42 PM, making it the longest day and shortest night of the year. Heat sticks around all of New Mexico today and Saturday with winds picking up though in northwest New Mexico where we could see gusts up to 45 mph. This will bring a high fire danger to western and northwestern New Mexico both today and tomorrow afternoon. A few spotty storms will again be possible along and east of the central mountain ch…
Here you will find information on the topic "Waldbranddständer" (Forest fire risk). Read now "Waldbranddständer steht zum Wochende" (Forest fire risk rises to the weekend).
According to the German Weather Service (DWD), the risk of forest fire increases again on the weekend with the meteorological summer beginning. In some areas of Lower Saxony even the highest warning level is expected for Sunday.
Due to the persistent dry weather conditions, the German Weather Service currently shows the forest fire hazard level 3 for the district Miltenberg – this corresponds to a medium risk. As the weather forecasts over the weekend do not expect rain, the district fire council member Martin Spilger also expects a further increase in the risk potential up to level 5. Therefore, Spilger and the Landratsamt urge the population to follow the following ru…
Inconspicuous and careless behaviour in and around the forest can quickly become a problem if drought persists. Even a spark is enough to trigger a forest fire.
Officials Warn of Wildfire Risk, Ask Public to Help Prevent New Starts
Extreme fire danger returns to Fort McMurray Forest Area as weekend approaches FORT McMURRAY, AB. — Alberta Wildfire is warning that extreme fire danger has returned to the Fort McMurray Forest Area heading into the weekend, with hot, dry conditions continuing to raise concerns in the region. The fire risk remains moderate in the southern portion of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, which is covered by the Lac La Biche Forest Area. Nort…
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