Washington County officials issued a countywide burn ban on Monday due to heightened fire danger, including from dry and windy conditions. The burn ban prohibits all outdoor burning, according to a county news release. The ban includes, but is not limited to:

Travis County Judge Andy Brown and Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell signed orders declaring a local state of disaster for their respective counties which prohibited outdoor burning.

No open burning allowed within town limits until further notice POLK COUNTY—On Sunday, the Polk County Fire Marshal’s office issued a county-wide burn ban effective until further notice. Additionally,

CORINTH, Miss. (WTVA) — A burn ban is in effect for Alcorn County. The ban began on Monday, March 3 and is scheduled to end on March 17, according to the Mississippi Forestry Commission’s website. This means no outdoor burning of any kind. Anyone caught violating the burn ban faces a fine between $100 and $500.

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The Benton County Fire Marshal Lonnie Harrell issued a 24-hour countywide burn ban on Monday, prohibiting all outdoor, open burning for the duration of the ban. Harrell said he issued the ban because of the weather conditions over the past few days.