The National Weather Service has issued a High Fire Danger warning for all of Northwest Georgia for Sunday afternoon and evening due to critically low relative humidity levels. According to the warning, relative humidity is expected to drop to 25 percent or less for at least four hours. Northwest winds of 5 to 10 mph will further exacerbate the dry conditions. With dry fuels readily available, this combination creates a significant risk of wildfires. Local fire departments in Chattooga County are urging residents to heed the warning and refrain from any outdoor burning. The Summerville Fire Department issued a statement Saturday indicating they would be suspending the issuance of burning permits for at least five days. The Chattooga County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) also echoes the concerns and encourages residents to be extra cautious and avoid any activities that could potentially spark a fire. Dry weather is expected to continue through Monday, with temperatures reaching the upper 50s to around 60 degrees during the day and dropping into the 30s overnight. Relief may be on the horizon, however, as there is a good chance of rain on Tuesday night, which could help alleviate the dry conditions.