Fire Weather Conditions Persist in the Southern Plains; Heavy Rain and Mountain Snow in the Pacific Northwest

A Pacific system will continue to bring moderate to heavy low elevation rain from northern California to western Washington, and heavy snow to the Cascades and Intermountain West over the next several days. Elevated to critical fire weather conditions will persist across the southern Rockies and Southern Plains through Wednesday as gusty winds and dry conditions continue across the region. Read More >

Be prepared for hurricane season by knowing what to do during a storm. Whether you’ve evacuated or are sheltering in place, know what to expect from the hazards you may face. Remain vigilant, stay up-to-date with the latest forecasts and alerts, and continue to listen to local officials.

https://www.noaa.gov/stay-protected-during-storms

NOAA Weather Radio coverage in Hawaii

WWG74 - Kauai/Kokee (162.400 MHz)
WZ2557 - Kauai/Lihue (162.450 MHZ)
KBA99 - Oahu/Mt Kaala (162.550 MHz)
WWF39 - Oahu/Hawaii Kai (162.450 MHz)
WWG75 - Maui/Haleakala (162.400 MHz)
WZ2540 - Big Island/North Kohala (162.500 MHz)
WWG76 - Big Island/Kulani Cone (162.550 MHz)
WWG27 - Big Island/South Point (162.550 MHz)

What are Wireless Emergency Alerts?

To help residents prepare in advance of hurricane season, NWS Honolulu will share information on a different topic each day during Hurricane Preparedness Week in Hawaii:

HFO RSS Feed

Fire Weather Conditions Persist in the Southern Plains; Heavy Rain and Mountain Snow in the Pacific Northwest

Hurricane Preparedness Week in Hawaii: Thursday - Stay Protected During Storms