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The current dry conditions, along with gusty winds and low relative humidity, are a recipe for elevated wildfire risk. Fire Chief Darryl Jones explains the connection between weather and wildfire ignitions with tips for safe outdoor burning. Wildfire danger in South Carolina is usually highest in late winter and early spring (January through mid-April) when dry, windy weather and an abundance of leaf litter and dead vegetation on the forest floor combine to create a volatile mix of wildfire risk

SMFR Prepares for High Winds, Critical Fire Weather Conditions South Metro is once again preparing for another severe weather event today that will bring critical fire weather conditions in our district, the foothills and into the mountains. Specifically, meteorological conditions with sustained winds greater than 50 MPH, gusts upwards of 80-105 MPH and low relative humidity, are expected to align over the foothills of Boulder and Jefferson Counties, creating a PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS SITUATION(P