CHARLOTTE — There is an elevated fire danger across parts of the Carolinas on Sunday, according to the United States National Weather Service for Greenville-Spartanburg South Carolina.
The humidity will be under 30% on Sunday afternoon with growing drought conditions. Officials say this will increase the risk when burning things.
The weather service said to be extremely cautious with open flames.
Channel 9 Meteorologist Joe Puma said winds should be calm today.
The next chance for rain is expected on Monday night continuing all day Tuesday and early Wednesday morning.
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