The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is asking residents to take extra precautions when burning brush piles or using burn barrels.

Door and Kewaunee counties are among more than 30 counties listed in the high fire danger category, meaning the combination of high winds and dry conditions could allow a wildfire to ignite easily. Approximately 35 counties are in the even more severe “very high” category, while only five counties are listed as moderate.

As of now, none of the Door County fire departments have issued burn bans. However, residents are still required to contact their local department to obtain the proper permit before burning.

The noon update came with the report of six wildfires burning across the state, including one in nearby Oconto County.