Washington County officials issued a countywide burn ban on Monday due to heightened fire danger, including from dry and windy conditions. The burn ban prohibits all outdoor burning, according to a county news release. The ban includes, but is not limited to:

CORINTH, Miss. (WTVA) — A burn ban is in effect for Alcorn County. The ban began on Monday, March 3 and is scheduled to end on March 17, according to the Mississippi Forestry Commission’s website. This means no outdoor burning of any kind. Anyone caught violating the burn ban faces a fine between $100 and $500.

The Benton County Fire Marshal issued a 24-hour countywide burn ban on Monday, prohibiting all outdoor, open burning for the duration of the ban. A 24-hour burn ban is issued when weather conditions exist temporarily to ban outdoor burning.

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