Indiana Faces Elevated Fire Risk Amid Rising Temperatures
Indiana Faces Elevated Fire Risk Amid Rising Temperatures
US · Published Sep 11, 2025
Indiana faces high fire risk due to rising temperatures and dry conditions.
The National Weather Service advises against outdoor burning in central and southern Indiana.
Residents are urged to exercise caution with open flames and properly dispose of smoking materials.
Indiana faces high fire risk conditions now
Indiana is currently facing an elevated fire risk due to rising temperatures, low humidity levels, and wind gusts reaching up to 30 mph. The National Weather Service has issued warnings, emphasizing that the dry conditions prevalent across the state make it highly susceptible to wildfires. Central and southern Indiana are particularly vulnerable.
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