FIRE DANGER RATINGS
Prior to travelling in an area of high bushfire risk, you should check the Fire Danger Rating (FDR) at www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au The bushfire season in Queensland runs from late July to February, and will vary within the state.
Every day during the bushfire season, the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) forecasts an outlook of the Fire Danger Index (FDI) by considering the predicted weather including temperature, relative humidity, windspeed, and dryness of vegetation, The FDR for each weather district of the State is determined by the BoM in consultation with the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services. Each of the FDRs has a recommended action you should follow. These actions are detailed below:
LOW-MODERATE: Know where to get more information and monitor the situation for any changes.
HIGH: Know where to get more information and monitor the situation for any changes.
VERY HIGH: Stay if your accommodation is well prepared and you have a Bushfire Survival Plan.
SEVERE: Leaving early is the
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