The Dartmoor National Park Authority said the index also showed large swathes of the moor would also be on “high” alert on Sunday.
Simon Lee, Dartmoor National Park’s head ranger, said: “We’re asking everyone to stay safe and respect Dartmoor.
“Leaving barbecues at home, disposing of glass bottles and cigarettes responsibly and taking all litter home are simple actions but will help prevent the risk of a fire breaking out.”
The authority reminded visitors on the moor to respect by-laws by not lighting open fires and follow all advisory notices and warning signs.
It said robust contingency plans were in place for Ten Tors – including “weather monitoring and preparation and all routes avoiding rare bird nesting areas”.
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