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New Hampshire faces ongoing wildfire risk as drought conditions persist statewide.
The January–March period was the sixth driest first quarter on record for New Hampshire.
Officials noted the burn ban last autumn was statewide due to severe conditions.
Most of New Hampshire remains forested, elevating wildfire risk in many areas.
Wildfire Awareness Week is set for April 19–25 to raise awareness statewide.
Homeowners in wildland-urban interfaces are at higher risk from fires.
Outdoor burning requires permits and must be allowed on safe days.
Open burning was a major wildfire cause last year.
State law limits outdoor fires to safe conditions with proper permits.
Drought monitoring notes 78% of the state under moderate to severe drought.

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Drought conditions persist statewide, elevating wildfire danger across New Hampshire.
The January–March period was the sixth-driest first quarter on record for the state.
Officials cited increased wildfire activity last autumn and rising risk this spring.
Most of the state remains forested, increasing wildfire exposure in many areas.
Wildfire Awareness Week is set for April 19–25 to raise awareness and prevention.
Outdoor burning requires a permit in New Hampshire unless snow is on the ground.
Permits can be obtained online at nhfirepermit.com.
Outdoor burning remains a leading wildfire cause, along with other activities.
More than 80% of the state is forested, amplifying wildfire risk.
Fire prevention resources are available on the Forest Protection Bureau website.

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