Red Flag Warning (Fire Weather) Rising on Google Trends US-NH
What is a Red Flag Warning?
A Red Flag Warning is issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) when conditions are favorable for wildland fires to start and spread rapidly. These conditions include:
- Hot, dry weather
- Strong winds (sustained winds of 25 mph or more, and gusts of 30 mph or more)
- Low relative humidity (typically 15% or less)
- Dry vegetation
Why is it Trending in US-NH?
New Hampshire is currently experiencing a period of hot, dry weather, with strong winds and low relative humidity. These conditions have been met in parts of the state and are expected to continue, creating an increased risk of wildfires.
What to Do When a Red Flag Warning is Issued
- Be aware of your surroundings. Pay attention to the weather forecast and be aware of any changes in conditions.
- Avoid open flames. Do not use campfires, barbecues, or fireworks during a Red Flag Warning.
- Secure loose items. High winds can easily knock over objects that can become fire hazards, such as trash cans, lawn furniture, and propane tanks.
- Stay informed. Listen to local news and weather broadcasts for updates on the fire situation.
- Be prepared to evacuate. If a wildfire threatens your area, be ready to evacuate at a moment’s notice.
Additional Resources
- National Weather Service: Red Flag Warnings
- New Hampshire Division of Forest and Lands: Fire Danger Updates
- Ready.gov: Wildfires
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