Minnesota – Fire risk in the Twin Cities is expected to rise as gusty winds and dry conditions persist through the weekend. Residents are being urged to avoid any outdoor burning, as strong winds could easily spark wildfires. The National Weather Service issued a warning, highlighting an elevated danger from Thursday through Sunday.
According to the US National Weather Service Twin Cities, conditions will remain dry with winds up to 30 mph, making it critical to follow safety guidelines. Authorities advise avoiding the use of equipment that can spark flames, disposing of cigarettes properly, and complying with burn bans. The threat will decrease slightly on Thursday as temperatures cool, but the risk remains until next week.
Travelers on Highway 61 and other nearby roads should stay alert for potential road closures due to fire hazards. Residents should stay informed by monitoring local weather updates and preparing to evacuate if fire or smoke approaches.
