Wildfire season is in full swing, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
The DNR's dashboard shows there's been more than 50 fires this weekend alone.
"We're starting to see a lot of fire activity, particularly this weekend with the warm temperatures, low humidity, and increased winds," DNR Wildfire Prevention Specialist Catherine Koele said.
Most of the northern part of the state is considered to be in a very high fire danger level as of Sunday afternoon, on May 8.
Something as simple as a spark getting picked up by the wind in those conditions can turn into a full blown wildfire.
"98 percent of our fires in Wisconsin are caused by people. Folks are outside enjoying the beautiful weather, raking up their yards, and choosing to burn most of those materials," Koele said.