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Forecasted Hot Temperatures and Dry Thunderstorms - A Combination for Very High Fire Danger Across the State - June 12, 2021

The forecasted heat wave coupled with an unstable atmosphere and extremely dry fuels have the potential to produce large wildland fire incidents across Arizona. The incoming critical fire weather, which also includes dry thunderstorms, also means rapid fuel ignition and fire spread with very erratic and extreme fire behavior.
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Current Fire Restrictions on Arizona State Land

As of today's date, this is the current list of all fire restrictions on Arizona state-owned and managed lands
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Dry Fuel, Lack of Moisture, Increase in Fire Starts Warrant Stage II Restrictions in Southern Arizona

The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management, along with its federal partners, to implement additional fire restrictions Wednesday 5/26,2021, throughout the southern portion of the state.
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More State Land Entering Stage I Fire Restrictions

The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management plans to implement additional Stage I Fire Restrictions across the central and northern portions of the state starting Friday.
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State to Put Stage I Restrictions in Apache and Navajo Counties

Fire Restrictions to be Implemented Friday, May 7, 2021 at 8am on State Lands in Apache and Navajo Counties
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