Tennessee Fires

## Daily Wildfire Report for Tennessee - July 28, 2025

### Overview
Tennessee is currently experiencing a period of elevated fire risk due to dry conditions and fluctuating humidity levels. While there are no widespread major wildfire events reported, the potential for new starts and the need for continued vigilance remain. The National Preparedness Level for the region is not explicitly stated in the provided data, but general conditions suggest a need for caution.

### Current Situation
**Fire Activity:** Over the last 72 hours, there have been no significant large wildfires reported across Tennessee. The focus remains on fire prevention and preparedness due to the prevailing weather conditions.

**Key Fires:** There are no significant active wildfires requiring detailed reporting at this time.

**Prescribed Burns and Land Management:**
The Tennessee Division of Forestry actively promotes and supports the use of prescribed fire as a crucial tool for forest health and wildfire risk reduction. Prescribed burns are conducted to manage fuel loads, reduce invasive species, improve habitat, and prepare for reforestation. Recent activities include prescribed burns in Warner Parks, managed by Metro Parks in collaboration with various agencies, aimed at promoting healthy meadow ecosystems. Radnor Lake State Natural Area also conducts prescribed burns every 2-3 years for grassland restoration and to promote specific plant and animal species. The Tennessee Prescribed Fire Council (TNPFC) works to foster cooperation and information exchange among prescribed fire practitioners in the state.

**Air Quality:** Specific air quality impacts from wildfires are not detailed in the current reports. However, smoke from prescribed burns can occur, and residents should be aware of potential localized impacts.

### Weather and Wind Warnings
**Current Weather:** The forecast for Tennessee indicates scattered thunderstorms and generally warm temperatures. Humidity levels are variable, with some areas experiencing low humidity, which can increase fire risk.

**Forecasted Weather:** The forecast for the next several days includes a mix of partly cloudy skies and scattered thunderstorms. While some precipitation is expected, dry conditions and moderate temperatures are also anticipated, necessitating continued fire prevention awareness. No Red Flag Warnings or specific wind advisories for wildfire conditions have been issued for the state in the last 72 hours.

### Recommendations
**Public Awareness:** Residents are reminded that dry conditions and increased temperatures can elevate wildfire risk. It is important to practice fire safety, especially when engaging in outdoor activities. Adhering to any local burn restrictions or bans is crucial for preventing unintended fire spread.

### Resources
For up-to-date emergency information, residents can visit:
* **Tennessee Division of Forestry:** [www.tn.gov/agriculture/forests/wildfire.html](https://www.tn.gov/agriculture/forests/wildfire.html)
* **Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA):** [www.tn.gov/tema](https://www.tn.gov/tema)
* **National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC):** [www.nifc.gov/fire-information/nfn](https://www.nifc.gov/fire-information/nfn)

Stay informed and prepared by monitoring these resources regularly.

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