Show-Me Burning Sensation

A peek at dry local conditions and the ongoing threat of drought OR hope for more Spring rain.

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Between March 10 and March 16, fire departments, federal agencies and state staff responded to more than 200 wildfires across the state, covering more than 15,500 acres.

The Missouri Department of Conservation said its staff fought more than 80 wildfires. The department has not yet had reports of injuries or death, but fire did destroy 20 homes and other property.

The wildfires peaked in the leadup to Friday’s deadly storms, said Fire Program Coordinator Ben Webster.

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Missouri saw hundreds of wildfires in the last week, and dry, windy conditions continue

Dry conditions and high winds have led to wildfires across Missouri. So far, there have been no reported injuries, but structures and vehicles have burned.