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  1. Aug 31, 2021 · An additional 21 areas across NSW will enter the bush fire season tomorrow due to local conditions. NSW Commissioner Rob Rogers said these Local Government Areas (LGAs) will commence the Bush Fire Danger Period from Wednesday 1 September 2021, bringing the number of LGAs in bush fire season to 27. “Over coming weeks and months, grass fires ...

  2. 2021/22 BUSH FIRE SEASON – OPERATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS COVID19 (V2.1) 2 of 18 Document Control Release History Version Date Author Summary of changes 1.0 02/07/20 Ben Millington 1.1 20/07/20 Ben Millington 2.0 01/07/21 Josh Atkins 2.1 19/08/21 Chris Ryder Reviewed by Name Title Date Ben Millington Director, State Operations

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  3. Sep 30, 2021 · Published Date: 30 Sep 2021. All but nine local government areas of NSW will be in the bush fire season from tomorrow as the recent wet weather continues to build on grass fire concerns. NSW Commissioner Rob Rogers said the majority of state will be in the Bush Fire Danger Period from Friday 1 October 2021 with only a handful in southern NSW ...

  4. Rob Rogers AFSM. Commissioner. Figure 1 - NSW Seasonal Bush Fire Outlook 2021-22. ng into the 2021-22 Bush Fire SeasonThe summer of 2020-21 saw above to very-much-above average rainfall in th. January to March period (Figure 2). This resulted in the predicted record crop harvest and grass fuel loads eventuating t.

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  5. Use fire safely. Follow the total fire ban rules. Receive warnings and alerts through the Hazards Near Me NSW app, the local ABC radio station, or the Bush Fire Information Line 1800 679 737. Know where to go if a bushfire starts. Leaving early is always your safest option. Use Live Traffic NSW to find alternative routes if roads are affected.

  6. Name fire-extent-and-severity-mapping-report-for-2021-22-fire-year-220509.pdf. This summary report is accompanied by a data spreadsheet for the 2021–22 fire year (XLSX 290KB). The fire extent and severity maps (FESM) spatial data are made available on the Sharing and Enabling Environmental Data (SEED) portal at the end of each fire year.

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  8. Nov 29, 2021 · Author provided. Over the last 30 years, the areas affected by fire have grown enormously. If we compare the satellite records from 1988–2001 to the period from 2002–2018, the annual average fire area has shot up by 350%. If we include the 2019–20 Black Summer fires, that figure soars to 800% – an enormous leap.

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