DEWEY COUNTY, Okla. (KFOR) - A Fire Warning has been issued by the National Weather Service for multiple for counties in Oklahoma. According to KFOR Meteorologist Aaron Brackett, the fire and wind threat has increased due to fast winds and dry air. Some areas have limited visibility on I-40 in We atherford due to dust. LOCAL NEWS: High fire danger expected in Oklahoma Friday A Fire Warning has been issued for Roger Mills and Dewey Counties. Residents are asked to be aware in case of evacuation. An Evacuation Order has been issued for Leedey and residents are being encouraged to go to Hammon. Fires are being reported in El Reno and Erick. The extent of these fires are unknown at this time. Another Evacuation Order has been issued for Southeast Norman. Residents are asked to go to the Little Axe Recreation Center. A Fire Warning has been issued for parts of the Oklahoma City metro, including Logan and Lincoln Counties. Local fire departments are releasing tips to stay alert and avoid wildfires: Avoid any activities that could create sparks (welding, grinding, campfires, burning debris, etc.). Secure outdoor items that could be blown into power lines or cause sparks. Properly dispose of cigarettes—never toss them on the ground. Avoid driving or parking on dry grass; hot exhaust systems can ignite fires. Have an emergency plan in place—know at least two ways out of your neighborhood in case one is blocked by fire or emergency crews. Keep roads clear for emergency vehicles—do not block access or follow fire crews. Be prepared for possible power outages and road closures. Report fires immediately by calling 911. Officials say extra resources and task forces are ready to respond to all grass fires to keep them from spreading. ...read more read less