Dry Winds and Warm Fall Fuel Wildfire Threat
• Unseasonably warm temperatures and dry winds are increasing the risk of wildfires this fall.
• Dry vegetation, combined with agricultural activities, creates a high potential for fire ignition and spread.
• Proactive measures, such as creating defensible space and exercising caution with outdoor activities, can help mitigate wildfire risk.
Warm temperatures and dry winds increase wildfire risk
Across many regions, unseasonably warm temperatures and persistent dry winds are creating a heightened risk of wildfires this fall. The combination of these weather conditions significantly increases the potential for rapid fire spread, posing a threat to communities and natural resources.
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