How are the winds and temp in your neck of the woods

akilina
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24 Apr 2012 14:12 #1 by akilina

How are the winds and temp in your neck of the woods was created by akilina

Hot, dry and windy. 78 degrees and wind gusts, not sustained, of 17 mph on the east side of Burland.

I did a drive earlier looking for smokes on the east side of Burland and also looked with binoculars at the Lower North Fork Fire area from a good vantage point. It looks quiet.

How is it in your neck of the woods? ballpark.

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MamaRama
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24 Apr 2012 15:24 #2 by MamaRama

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Over here in the Harris Park area it is HOT, DRY AND WINDY Prime conditions for fire ... Of course there is NO FIRE BAN in effect..All we need is some fool with a hankering for roasted weenies to put his FIRE PIT in motion and POOF!!

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mtntrekker
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24 Apr 2012 20:16 #3 by mtntrekker

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Thanks for saying that MamaRama. Have to check on the guy across the mountain who feels a need to have a giant campfire.

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Martin Ent Inc
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24 Apr 2012 20:29 #4 by Martin Ent Inc

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Let me know mtnt. I have a direct line to Chuck Norris.

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otisptoadwater
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24 Apr 2012 20:46 #5 by otisptoadwater

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:bash As dry as it is, who in the world could possibly think tonight is a good time for a bonfire?! My Grandpa was right, if common sense was so common everyone would have it.

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