Dry conditions lead to statewide burn ban, impacting activities across Delmarva
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Delaware’s dry conditions have prompted the State Fire Marshal to issue a statewide ban on open burning, affecting bonfires, controlled burns and outdoor rubbish fires. The decision comes after months of below average rainfall, particularly in Sussex and New Castle counties, where record-low precipitation has created an increased fire risk.
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Delaware's dry conditions have led to a statewide burn ban, affecting farmers and events, as the state faces increased fire risks due to prolonged drought.
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