“This is our typical dry time of year, but the longer that we go will prolong these drought conditions,” said Aaron Updike, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Indianapolis. Updike says ...

More than half of Indiana counties are under a burn ban as dry conditions persist throughout the Hoosier State. According to the Indiana Department of Homeland Security, 63 counties had some form o… ...

People in Marshall County, among more than 57 other counties across Indiana, have been placed under a burn ban due to the elevated risk of fire. The lack of rain means brush and grass are bone dry.

As Hurricane Francine hits in the south, Indiana is awaiting the effects of the storm as abnormally dry conditions continue. Rain could be on the way, but it's unlikely to be heavy or prolonged ...

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — County Commissioners from both Tippecanoe and Clinton counties issued burn bans Thursday afternoon due to extremely dry conditions in both areas.

Burn bans have been implemented in 62 of the 92 Indiana counties as a result. Burn bans in place as of 3 p.m. on Sept. 19, ... Relative humidity has been pretty low with our dry air locked in place.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — County Commissioners from both Tippecanoe and Clinton counties issued burn bans Thursday afternoon due to extremely dry conditions in both areas.

Amid dry conditions, brush fires reported in Indiana, Armstrong counties. By PATRICK CLOONAN [email protected]. ... to what turned out to be Indiana County’s 62nd brush fire of 2024. ...

ALLEN COUNTY, Ind. (WANE) — Kosciusko and Jay counties are under Burn Bans as drought conditions persist across northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio.