The Contra Costa County Fire Protection District warned residents on Monday to be careful with outdoor activities because of warm, dry conditions.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY -- The Contra Costa County Fire Protection District warned residents on Monday to be careful with outdoor activities because of warm, dry weather along with no precipitation in the forecast. "It's very dangerous out there on the ground and we urge all of our residents all across the region to be extremely cautious in all outdoor activities," said Con Fire Public Information Officer Steve Hill.
"We feel like we're in good shape this year, but we also feel this is going to be a challenging, perhaps most challenging fire weather in recent years," he told KPIX 5 on Monday. "Oh I love it! I couldn't ask for a better weather day," said Patrick Perez, a Martinez resident enjoying a picnic on Memorial Day with friends while behind the barbeque."I'm there most of the time to make sure I don't let it go unattended."
"We just have to use our discretion and look at the area around us," he said."I am very concerned about wildfires because we haven't had much rain up until this point."
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