Sentence examples for wildfire red from inspiring English sources

Similar opportunities lie in the nation's wildfire "red zones," where the government is spending $3 billion a year on wildfire protection.

Farther north, police said five people were arrested on suspicion of entering areas evacuated due to the explosive wildfire around Redding.

The vision continues: a wildfire-Kingslayer-Red Wedding mashup, with accents of Children of the Forest and the teen N.P.H. Ned Stark.

What's particularly welcome there is the language on "removing counterproductive policies that increase vulnerabilities" — which I hope will lead to some of the steps I recently described that could cut costs from future wildfires in America's "red zones," as well as shifts in how federal flood insurance is priced.

Officials opted to circulate a version of the map that omitted the marking of Coronado Hills and neighboring Attebury as deep red, which signifies "extreme wildfire hazard," city leaders told The North County Times.

Most of Utah is expected to see temperatures in the 90s over the weekend, according to the NWS, which also issued a red-flag warning for extreme wildfire conditions in the southwest and central parts of the state.

In Colorado, about 1.3 million people live in the red zone, areas at great risk of wildfire.

One reporter called Facebook a "sea of red," and MSNBC reported the campaign was "spreading like wildfire on social media".

The sun that lit my bedroom bookcase is the drought sun that fueled the wildfire that flung the ash that turned the rising sun blood red.

Red flag conditions ahead for Southern California amid several wildfires.

"If fire ignition occurs … there would be the potential for rapid wildfire spread that could threaten life and property," the NWS said on a red flag alert.