Most of Louisiana is under a burn ban, see which parishes are on the list
Most of Louisiana’s parishes are under a burn ban as a result of dry weather conditions. See you parish’s status here. Most of Louisiana is under a burn ban, with 42 of the state's 64 parishes, including West Baton Rouge, the most recent addition to the list. The state has been dealing with severe dry weather conditions, low soil moisture, elevated fire danger, and recent fire activity has led to the ban. A burn ban in Louisiana means that open burning is strictly prohibited to prevent runaway fires. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries prohibits hunters and campers from starting campfires on any of its land in affected parishes.
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Forty-two of Louisiana’s 64 parishes are under a burn ban, with West Baton Rouge being the most recent addition to the list.
West Baton Rouge Parish government issued its latest burn ban Tuesday but ... [943 symbols]
