Increased Fire DangerAfter spring warmth and an influx of dry air, the fire weather forecast for the Piedmont Triad will jump ...
After Saturday, our eyes turn to Wednesday. A strong storm system will bring even higher winds through the day. Gusts could ...
A 52-acre wildfire in McDowell County is now 90% contained, the U.S. Forest Service says. The fire is burning in a area hit ...
There is an increased fire danger in parts of South Carolina and North Carolina Friday. Increased fire danger through 8 p.m.
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Fire danger: Upstate, WNC crews respond to increasing number of brush, wildfiresLisa Jennings with the U.S. Forest Service said added debris and brush piles left behind from Hurricane Helene pose an ...
The combination of dry fuels and gusty winds will lead to an increased danger of wildfires across western North Carolina.
The wildfire, named the Crooked Creek Fire, ignited near the town of Old Fort, which was impacted by Hurricane Helene last September.
The National Weather Service has issued a fire weather watch due to dry and windy conditions. Meteorologist Griffin Hardy tells us when to expect our next round of rain.
“They had just seen flooding across the landscape, and then, because it dried out so quickly, they started seeing wildfire concerns,” said Corey Davis, North Carolina’s assistant state ...
Multiple agencies are working to contain a wildfire burning in McDowell County, officials said Tuesday. The fire is located ...
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