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<blockquote data-quote="springfieldxd23" data-source="post: 1485024" data-attributes="member: 17626"><p>not trying to be a jerk but im not going to write down the whole open burn permit information sheet but as far as burn bans in the city goes this is straight from the sheet. "If a RED FLAG ALERT is in affect the person responsible for the fire may voluntarily postpone the burn until the alert is lifted. This information can be found on the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture Web Site. (The rule of thumb is if the wind is blowing over 15mph and it is dry out.)" If you deal with fires all the time then you would understand that the land in Oklahoma is very dry right now everywhere and that even though the humidity came up some yesterday and the little to no rain that we have gotten around the area we are still in high fire danger conditions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="springfieldxd23, post: 1485024, member: 17626"] not trying to be a jerk but im not going to write down the whole open burn permit information sheet but as far as burn bans in the city goes this is straight from the sheet. "If a RED FLAG ALERT is in affect the person responsible for the fire may voluntarily postpone the burn until the alert is lifted. This information can be found on the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture Web Site. (The rule of thumb is if the wind is blowing over 15mph and it is dry out.)" If you deal with fires all the time then you would understand that the land in Oklahoma is very dry right now everywhere and that even though the humidity came up some yesterday and the little to no rain that we have gotten around the area we are still in high fire danger conditions. [/QUOTE]
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