Coastal Storm Drifts Away From Southeast and Mid-Atlantic; Fire Weather Concerns Remain In Southern California

A strong storm is forecast to drift away from coastal sections of the Southeast/Mid-Atlantic today but a number of hazards remain in effect, from gusty winds to a variety of marine issues. The storm will bypass the Northeast on Monday, while producing coastal rain and interior frozen precipitation. Meanwhile, elevated to critical fire weather threats remain in effect across southern California. Read More >

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ATTENTION FIRE WEATHER USERS: The default hourly Fire Weather Tabular table was recently discontinued. The regional tabular, graphical, and 7 day forecast options will remain. If this change causes significant problems, please send an email to david.tomalak@noaa.gov.

The new forecast does not give Adjective Ratings, only Ventilation Rates. Too convert, use the following breakpoints (in knot-feet, you may need to change the transport wind units from mph to kts):

<40K = Poor 40K - 59,999 = Fair 60K - 99,999 = Good 100K - 149,999 = Very Good >150K = Excellent

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