Total fire bans for much of South Australia as temperature forecast to hit high 30Cs TOTAL fire bans have been declared for much of the state tomorrow, when the mercury is tipped to hit 37C in the city. The Country Fire Service has declared fire bans for the Mount Lofty Ranges, Mid North, Yorke Peninsula, Murraylands, Riverland, Upper South East, Flinders Ranges, Eastern Eyre Peninsula, Northeast Pastoral and Northwest Pastoral districts. The fire danger rating in each of the 10 districts is forecast to be severe. The total fire ban applies from midnight tonight until midnight tomorrow. Temperatures are tipped to reach 37C in Adelaide tomorrow after peaking at 35.9C just before 4pm today. Tomorrow's forecast hot weather and fire ban in the Mount Lofty Ranges has prompted the Environment Department to close the Mount Lofty Botanic Garden for the day. Around the state tomorrow, highs of 41C are tipped for Port Augusta and Roxby Downs, and 40C for Port Pirie and Renmark. Today's hot conditions kept Country Fire Service firefighters busy, with the fires of most concern on Yorke Peninsula. The risk posed by fires burning at Paskeville and Curramulka this afternoon has reduced. CFS crews were called to the Paskeville fire, sparked by a header near the intersection of Pontifex and Lamshed roads, about 2.45pm but have since contained it. Firefighters also battled a blaze near Curramulka, that started near the Ardrossan-Curramulka Rd about 3.20pm.