Fire Weather Watch in Effect for Harlan Area
Harlan residents, brace yourselves! A Fire Weather Watch is in effect, as strong winds and low humidity create heightened fire risks. It's advised to avoid outdoor burning during this critical time. Stay informed and prioritize safety.
Residents of Harlan should be aware that a Fire Weather Watch is in effect for several counties in west central and southwest Iowa, including Shelby County.
This watch is set for Tuesday morning through Tuesday evening, indicating a forecast of critical fire weather conditions.
The National Weather Service reports that strong winds from the south are expected at 20 to 30 miles per hour, with gusts possibly reaching 40 to 50 miles per hour. Additionally, the relative humidity may drop to as low as 35 percent, heightening the risk of fire spread.
Due to these conditions, outdoor burning is not recommended.
For more detailed information about the Fire Weather Watch, including safety tips, visit the original article: Fire Weather Watch Details.
