South Carolina is currently facing a dangerous situation as 175 wildfires raged across the state on Sunday due to very strong gusts of wind. After the passage of a cold front, the dry northerly winds fueled the spread of fires, prompting the South Carolina Forestry Commission to issue a burn ban. The ban will remain in effect until further notice from the commission.
While weather conditions are expected to improve this week, with some areas seeing gusts and dry air, a cold front moving eastward could bring severe weather to parts of the Southeast. As the front moves through, some areas may experience isolated showers and thunderstorms. However, dry winds are expected to return after the front passes, potentially leading to further fire weather conditions between Thursday and Friday.
Residents are urged to take precautions and avoid burning trash or other items that could ignite fires. It is essential to stay informed about burn bans and weather conditions that could contribute to the spread of wildfires.
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