News about New Mexico, wildfire

🔥Plan ahead! Before you light a campfire, have the tools you need to put it out safely. Know the rules for stoves, barbecue grill, and fire restrictions: www.fs.usda.gov/detail/angeles/conditions/?cid=FSBDEV3_027721#:~:text=The%20current%20fire%20danger%20level,Forest%20remains%20at%20%22LOW%22 pic.twitter.com/UyVnboO6PE

A cold front enters NM tonight, keeping winds at some locations elevated. Dry and windy again tomorrow, leading to another day of critical fire weather conditions. The trend will continue on Tuesday with winds strengthening further alongside widespread single digit RH. #NMwx pic.twitter.com/2rmX4HT0Yl

Dangerous fire weather will develop Sunday with strong southwest winds and very low humidity over central and western NM. Be extra cautious if grilling outdoors. Light weight objects may be blown down. Open burning should not be done as rapid fire spread may occur #nmwx #nmfire pic.twitter.com/T0IQhRITZr

For #WildfirePreparednessWeek, we examine the areas of our Unit most susceptible to wildfire. From 2012-23, we saw 286 wildfires grow to 10 acres or greater, with Lake County seeing the most of them. The video link below helps to explain why ⬇️ youtu.be/GftNjG1Wjgs pic.twitter.com/eBi0PIuh2p