Across Lviv region an elevated level of fire danger is forecast for 1–3 June, the Lviv Regional Hydrometeorological Centre has reported.
According to meteorologists, on 1 June an extreme (5th class) and high (4th class) fire danger is expected in some districts of the region. In the south of the region fire danger will generally be absent (1st class).
The Hydrometeorological Centre notes that such weather conditions will contribute to a high likelihood of the outbreak and spread of fires in ecosystems in the presence of ignition sources, in particular open flames.
The warning specifies that across Lviv region, on 1–3 June, extreme (5th class) and high (4th class) fire danger will persist in places, with the exception of the southern districts of the region.
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