The county's fire and rescue service are warning people of the risk of wildfire with temperatures set to soar this weekend.
On Saturday, temperatures in north Hampshire could reach 17 degrees with blue skies and sunshine forecast.
But there is also a 'very high' risk of wildfire, according to the Met Office's fire severity index.
The FSI uses information such as wind speed, temperature, time of year and rainfall to produce a fire severity assessment.
The forecast states that there is a 'very high' risk of wildfire into next week, before it reduces in midweek.
Now, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service have issued some tips for residents to enjoy the nice weather, but staying safe from the risk of fire.
Community Safety Watch Manager Aidy Wellock said: "We understand everyone is excited to enjoy the outdoors more now restrictions are being lifted and the weather is warming up, but we want to remind members of our community how to reduce the risk of fire while doing so.
"Drier, warmer weather also increases the risk of wildfire so it’s vital everyone takes extra care when enjoying beauty spots in and around Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
"Help us to protect our community and make life safer by acting responsibly, following the countryside code and always considering others.”
Earlier this week, crews from Tadley were called out to a large fire at Wigmore Heath Park, which is being treated as arson.
And last year, firefighters pleaded with the public to be sensible after a similar dry spell in spring brought about a rise in out of control bonfires.
The fire brigade have issued these fire safety tips, more of which can be found here.
• Do not discard cigarettes in the countryside; dispose of smoking materials properly and make sure they are completely extinguished
• Clear away bottles, glasses and any broken glass to avoid them magnifying the sun and starting a fire
• Always take extra care if using a barbecue
• Only light fires or barbecues in designated areas using the facilities provided – if you are visiting the New Forest, view details of New Forest barbecue sites before you go
• Don’t leave camp fires or barbecues unattended and extinguish them properly after you have finished using them
• Talk to young people about the dangers of playing with and lighting fires
• Report any information about illegal fire setting activities and those responsible (anonymously) to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
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