Very dry air prompts caution with outdoor burning in northern forecast areas
Very dry air will affect northern forecast areas through Tuesday, prompting caution with outdoor burning and a reminder to heed local burn bans.
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Very dry air will affect northern forecast areas through Tuesday, prompting caution with outdoor burning and a reminder to heed local burn bans.
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