The risk of forest fire in Coburg and Kronach reaches the highest levels!

The risk of forest fire in Coburg and Kronach reaches the highest levels!

The weather is shown by its dry side these days and thus brings dangerous conditions for our forests. In the Coburg and Kronach region, the risk of forest fire has now risen to level 3. This reports np-coburg.de . It is particularly alarming that the danger level in Coburg could even increase to level 4 on Sunday. In Kronach the location according to Wetterfahren.de is already so serious that the highest warning level has been reached.

The causes of this alarming development are quickly explained: the lack of precipitation and the prevailing drought heat the situation. Preventive measures have already been taken to minimize the risk of forest fires. The local fire brigades have been informed, and the population is urgently asked not to ignite open fire in forests and not to park vehicles on meadows.

forest fire hazard index and its importance

But what exactly does the high risk level mean? The forest fire hazard index ranges from 1, which shows a very low danger, to 5, which indicates a very high danger. In the districts of Bavaria, the situation is as follows:

It should be emphasized that the currently high level of danger is less related to extreme weather events, but rather related to the precipitation that fails over a long period of time, which are strongly affecting the floors and plants. wetteregenfahren.de has recorded the current data and makes it clear that the danger not only increases in our region, but also in other parts of Germany.

People in Coburg and Kronach are now in demand: prudence and consideration are absolutely necessary to protect the forests and nature. Even if it is tempting in the summer sun to plan grill celebrations outdoors, the seriousness of the situation should not be underestimated. A responsible handling of fire can help to defuse the dangerous situation.

According to the responsible authorities, it is urgently needed to adhere to the rules and to adhere to the warnings. Because "there is something", and it is time to act together to keep our beautiful forests. Stay informed and pay attention to the current developments in your region!