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https://c2fr.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/firedanger_high.png400293High What Does HIGH Mean? Fires start readily and spread quickly. Fires in forests can ignite small groups of trees (group torching) and spread for short distances in tree crowns (short crowning runs). Flames in the surface part of the fire can easily exceed 4 feet and may exceed 8 feet. Fires in dry grass ... Read more