Published 2 months ago

Wisconsin DNR asks for no outdoor burning due to elevated fire danger

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DNR officials say they have already responded to over 50 wildfires throughout the state in the last week. The DNR cites the recent wildfires to be related to debris burning. Officials say the DNR is suspending annual burn permits at this time in all DNR protection areas.

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Wisconsin State Journal

Wisconsin DNR asks for no outdoor burning due to elevated fire danger

The National Weather Service said breezy southwest winds and low relative humidity in the 20-30% range are creating the elevated fire conditions, primarily for areas north and west of a line from Madison to Fond du Lac.

2 months ago·Madison, United States

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WISN

Wisconsin DNR warns of elevated fire danger this week

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources asks the public to avoid burning this week due to elevated fire danger throughout the state.

2 months ago·Milwaukee, United States

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APG of Wisconsin

Wildfire danger elevated in Wisconsin — avoid burning

MADISON — The state Department of Natural Resources asks the public to avoid burning this week due to elevated fire danger throughout the state.

2 months ago

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DrydenWire.com

Wisconsin Elevated Fire Danger Statewide For March 12-13

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) asks the public to avoid burning this week due to elevated fire danger throughout the state. Warm temperatures, low humidity and breezy conditions are in the forecast for the beginning part of this week. Although parts of the state are predicted to see rain on Wednesday, the precipitation is expected to miss the northern part of Wisconsin. On windy, dry days, embers from any fir…

2 months ago

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WEAREGREENBAY

Wisconsin DNR asking public not to burn due to elevated fire danger

Officials with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) are asking the public to avoid burning this week as much of the state is seeing conditions for elevated fire danger.

2 months ago

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