Spring Brush Fire Risks in Maine: Stay Safe
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Spring in Maine brings increased brush fire risks as snowpack melts, leaving dry ground and last years dead plants ready to ignite. Fire officials urge immediate reporting of unattended outdoor fires and emphasize the importance of constant supervision for legal fires. With chilly nights leading to more woodstove use, careful disposal of hot ashes is crucial to prevent fires. As April approaches, wind, low humidity, and temperatures escalate the danger, with peak fire season imminent. Officials advise safe practices like keeping a charged hose nearby and stirring ashes with water to extinguish hidden embers. Anyone planning an outdoor burn must obtain a free state permit and check daily fire danger ratings online to stay informed.
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