BBC Weather Watchers – PikmanAn extreme forest fire warning that covers all Scotland is in its place for a last day, with rains that are due in parts of the country on Sunday.
The fire and rescue service of Scotland (SFRS) said the teams remained in the scene of two forest fires and urged the public to “act responsible.”
On the island of the rescuers of the Mountain of Arran, he said that the pockets of fire continue to burn over Glen Rosa and have told Hillwalkers to avoid the area.
Meanwhile, work cushion continues after a great grass fire in Cumbernuld in Lanarkshire, which has been burning since Thorsday Night.
The SFRS issued the warning of forest fires for a door a long period of dry climate without season.
Temperatures have been well above the average of April and Thursday was the warmest day of the year so far in Scotland, reaching 23 ° C (73f) in Aboyne, Aberdenshire.
Sunday will mark a return to more typical conditions in April.
The sunlight will be replaced by clouds, fresh winds of the southwest and some rains at the beginning of the week.
Police ScotlandOn Friday, firefighters contained a wild fire in an area of dunes and grass near a gas plant in Peterhead.
The equipment was called to the area near the St Fergus gas terminal around 13:00, including a specialized forest fire unit and five fire trucks, and left around 7:40 p.m.
The fire of the Glen Rose grass on the island of Arran was reported around 13:00 on Thursday.
Three crews were sent to the scene, with a remover on Saturday morning.
The police have Hillwalkers, there will be no access to the popular goat walk due to public safety.
The Cumbennuld fire led to the night evacuation of a kennel and upbringing.
The owner were Yehudai told BBC Scotland News that he had to evacuate 25 dogs and 10 cats of the facilities.
Fannyside Road is closed between Forest Road and Grengouirs Road with the public urged to avoid the area.
The commander of the SFRS area Michael Humphreys has urged people to act responsible in rural areas.
He said: “What we see is the majority of fires, it is human behavior that starts fire first.
“Take all its sand home, the glass can reflect and start a fire and if you smoke, just make sure your cigarette is absolutely out.”
Forest fires have been extinguished in Skye, Aberdeen, Thurs, Rothesay, Bonhill, the Galloway Forest Park and the Pentland hills near Edinburgh in recent days.
