Tag: Fire Rating

Fire danger rating set to high across Muskoka, fire ban lifted

Fire Hilary Hilton -
Under the current rating, small recreational open-air fires are permitted between 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. No daytime burning is allowed.

Fire danger rating increases to high across Muskoka

Fire Andrew Mendler -
Under a high rating, daytime burning is prohibited, fireworks are prohibited and all fire permits are suspended.

Muskoka fire danger rating set to low ahead of long weekend

Fire Hilary Hilton -
The Fire Danger Rating, provided by the Muskoka Association of Fire Chiefs, is currently set to low across Muskoka.

Muskoka wide fire rating lowered to moderate 

Fire Rachel Pancini -
The fire danger rating has been lowered from high to moderate across all of Muskoka, according to the Muskoka Association of Fire Chiefs. 

Muskoka fire rating jumps from moderate to high 

Wildfires Rachel Pancini -
Just before the long weekend, the fire danger rating has been raised to high across the District of Muskoka.   

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