(Bismarck, ND) — The North Dakota Department of Emergency Services is issuing an early warning about the fire season. Precipitation averages are lower and higher for temperatures, meaning an early and longer fire season is expected throughout the state. Agency Fire Coordination meetings are being held to prepare for the potential threats. The DES urges the public to watch for burn restrictions and expected fire weather conditions while checking for fire dangers like burned brush piles.
ND’s DES Says Earlier, Longer Fire Season Expected In The State
