Here's what you need to know about Australia's new bushfire ratings 📣🔥🌡️ The Australian Fire Danger Rating System, introduced in 2022, is now the same wherever you are in Australia, and it can help you understand how dangerous the weather conditions are, the level of threat to your safety and what you need to do to stay safe. Visit the ABC Emergency website to prepare your emergency plan, so you know what to do when extreme weather strikes: abc.net.au/emergency 🤳 @disco_biscuit444 via TikTok

Do you know how Australia's fire danger rating signs work? 🎤: Julian O'Shea 📰: Read more ➡️ https://ab.co/3BN9VVM 🚨: Know your ABCs in an emergency ➡️ https://ab.co/ABCemergency | ABC Science

The Australian Fire Danger Rating System has four different coloured ratings: green, yellow, orange and red. Make sure you know what to do at each level to stay safe. For more information, visit: emergency.vic.gov.au/firedangerratings | VicEmergency

The Australian Fire Danger Rating System has four different coloured ratings: green, orange, yellow and red. Make sure you know what to do at each level to stay safe. For more information, visit:@VicEmergency or emergency.vic.gov.au/firedangerratings | VicEmergency

Understanding the Australian Fire Danger Rating System will help you react appropriately in the event of a bushfire. The updated system describes the potential level of danger should a bushfire start, based on forecast weather conditions, vegetation type, and fuel. This summer, know the ratings. They could save your life. | Tasmania Fire Service

Tasmania has adopted the Australian Fire Danger Rating System. 🟢 Moderate (Green): Plan and prepare. 🟡 High (Yellow): Be ready to act. 🟠 Extreme (Orange): Take action now. 🔴 Catastrophic (Red): Leave bushfire risk areas. Know the changes, they could save your life. | Tasmania Fire Service

Did you know the Australian Fire Danger Rating System changed in 2022? Here's what you need to know. 👇 | RACQ

4.8K views · 59 reactions | Four new fire danger ratings will replace Victoria’s current six from 1 September. This short animation explains what you need to know about the new ratings. | VicEmergency | Facebook