With much of the state still recovering from last week's fires, preparations are underway for another round of high fire danger. The fire risk will be high Monday and Tuesday for much of Oklahoma ...

DENVER (KDVR) — West Metro Fire Rescue upgraded the fire danger level to “very high” in the west metro, amid high heat and dry vegetation. The agency said in a post on X that vegetation has ...

Updated: Jun 20, 2025 / 11:36 AM MDT DENVER (KDVR) — West Metro Fire Rescue upgraded the fire danger level to “very high” in the west metro, amid high heat and dry vegetation.

Breezes remain active and the fire danger remains high, with a mainly dry forecast except the small chance of a spotty shower on Monday. We'll have to wait until later next week (Thursday) for the ...

With an average high this time of the year of 67 degrees, our high in the middle 80s on Wednesday will be well above this. Driven by SW wind gusts to 35 mph, a Red Flag Warning will remain in ...

High temperatures will also climb well above average. The 70s and 80s are possible for parts of Eastern Colorado with the 40s and 50s expected in the mountains.

The heat is combining with humidity as low as 2% and westerly wind gusts as high as 40 mph to create a high fire danger across western and south-central New Mexico. Winds will die down late tonight.

The avalanche danger will reach HIGH (Level 4 of 5) in different places over the next three days. Backcountry travel is not recommended in avalanche terrain at HIGH avalanche danger.

Fairfield Fire Marshal Steven Conti said fire danger is still high, even in November. "It's not a season," Conti said. "It's year-round." ...

ATLANTA — There’s a Red Flag Warning for all of North Georgia between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Gusty winds as high as 30 mph combined with dry air will make for a high fire danger today.

A fire danger sign is pictured on Colorado State Highway 9 in Frisco on Tuesday, July 9, 2024. Officials raised fire danger from moderate to high Tuesday, expecting warmer and drier weather this week.

Residents can find more information on fire danger in New Hampshire on the NH Forest Rangers X account, or by calling 1-866-NH-FIRES (866-643-4737).