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Elevated Fire Danger Tuesday

Much quieter conditions tonight will give way to a more active pattern from Tuesday onwards with the potential for rain and snow through Friday. Otherwise, more seasonable temperatures will return by late week so make sure to keep those coats handy.

Elevated Fire Danger is expected Tuesday afternoon as high temperatures climb into the 60s and low 70s, and southeasterly wind gusts increase to 25-35 mph. Relative humidity values stay above critical thresholds in the 25-35% or higher range. However, the combination of warm temperatures, gusty winds, and very dry fuels will result in High to Very High Grassland Fire Danger. Please use caution as any fire starts could spread quickly out of control. Fire Danger for Wednesday will be elevated as well.