That is wonderful news given the proximity to some of the homes out there.

Yesterday, we would have said, 'No.' It was very dry. We had single-digit relative humidity and it was extremely dry.

It was just a scenario of where the winds changed. We would not have proceeded if we thought the wind was going to change.

It got kicked back up today.

Certainly, people can wait a while before burning their vegetation. We need a good, soaking rain -- really, a few, probably -- before people can breathe a little sigh of relief.

We are studying the weather hard every day. If this weather model continues, it may become prudent for us to reconsider whether to have a burning ban.