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(MSC News)--The dry, windy conditions continue to mean an increased risk in fire dangers across the local area.
The weather forecast continues to call for strong winds through Wednesday, when gusty southerly winds are expected to reach 30 mph.
Due to the forecast, the Doniphan County burn ban has been extended. Atchison County
also implemented a burn ban late last week, and it remains in place for the time being.
Brown County has also made burning off limits, with the Sheriff's Office refusing to issue any burning permits as the fire dangers remain high.
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