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“However, we are still in the midst of spring wildfire season and our recent wildfire activity, especially in Western North Carolina, is a reminder to remain vigilant about burning safely and responsi...
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The burn ban in Minnehaha County has been lifted after recent rain and snow.
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Statewide burn ban expected to be lifted for all North Carolina counties as fire conditions improve
On Wednesday, April 2, the ban on open burnings will be lifted for all North Carolina counties, starting at 8 a.m.
NC Forest service lifts statewide burn ban after rain reduces fire danger
The Burn Ban, issued by the N.C. Forest Service, went into effect on March 21 due to threatening forest fire conditions.
North Carolina burn ban lifted statewide
Due to improved weather conditions, the North Carolina Forest Service has lifted the statewide burn ban. The ban started on March 21, after dry windy weather made conditions unsafe for fire. The lift was effective at 8 am Wednesday,
Burn ban in Minnehaha County lifted
The burn ban in Minnehaha County has been lifted after recent rain and snow. The county placed the ban on March 25. The grassfire index for April 2 in southeast South Dakota is “low.” The index on the Nation Weather Service page attributes this to favorable weather conditions and high
Statewide burn ban in North Carolina lifted
The North Carolina Forest Service announced they are lifting the statewide burn ban Wednesday morning. Statewide burn ban in effect in NC until fur
Henderson County burn ban cancelled
The outdoor burning ban in Henderson County is reported to have been cancelled effective 8 a.m. on Wednesday, April 2.
Community reacts to statewide burn ban being lifted in Onslow County
North Carolina Forest Services lifted the burn ban Monday morning.The burn ban was put in effect on March 21st. The ban put a stop to all burning in the state.Howard Campbell says when it comes to tree debris,
WCCB Charlotte15h
North Carolina lifts burn ban for all counties in the state
According to the State Forest Service, burn bans have been lifted across North Carolina. The original mandate went into effect on March 21st due to the hazardous forest fire conditions.
Few showers today, hotter 80s in North Carolina Thursday, April 2
After beneficial light to moderate rainfall on Monday, the statewide burn ban was lifted Wednesday. Spotty showers and drizzle continue in the mountains today with a slight chance for a storm as the warm front lifts into the Triad today.
Local fire marshal shares tips to prevent fires after statewide burn ban was lifted
Now that the burn ban has been lifted, North Carolina residents can get back to lighting their fire pits or burning trash in the yard.
NC burn ban lifted statewide as rain improves wildfire conditions
The North Carolina Forest Service on Wednesday lifted a burn ban for all counties as wildfire conditions improve in the western portion of the state.
LIVE UPDATES (April 1) | Burn ban lifted for all North Carolina counties on April 2
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — This story will be updated throughout the day as information becomes available.
LIVE UPDATES (April 2) | Statewide burn ban lifted, progress made on wildfires
After days of Red Flag Warnings and high fire danger, recent rain and higher humidity have helped firefighters gain ground on protection and containment.
North Carolina to lift statewide burn ban
NORTH CAROLINA, USA — Officials in North Carolina will lift the statewide burn ban for all counties on Wednesday. The North Carolina Forest Service announced that the ban will be lifted at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, April 2. Officials say rain and improved weather conditions led to the decision to lift the ban.
WCCB Charlotte15h
North Carolina lifts burn ban for all county in the state
According to the State Forest Service, burn bans have been lifted across North Carolina. The original mandate went into effect on March 21st due to the hazardous forest fire conditions.
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