Damaging offshore winds may down trees and power lines and fire weather threats across much of California. Critical fire weather threats are expected in the central and southern coastal ranges. Heavy snow is continuing in the Great Lakes, and will develop in the Central and Southern Rockies. High winds and heavy snow is occurring for parts of Alaska. Heavy rain in Hawaii will continue. Read More >
Providing meteorological support to wildland fire management agencies for the protection of life and property.
Latest Fire Weather Products issued by our office:
Additional Forecast and Fire Weather Outlooks:
Weather Activity Planner (Interactive Forecast)
Today's National Fire Weather Outlook
Tomorrow's National Fire Weather Outlook
National Fire Weather Extended Outlook (3 to 8 days from now)
Weather is one of the most significant factors in determining the severity of wildland fires. Weather elements such as wind speed, temperature, and relative humidity directly impact the rate and intensity of a fire. Below are maps of fuels and drought indices that show the amount of moisture across the U.S.,along with maps of observed precipitation.
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Wildland Fires and Other Links:
National Weather Service Fire Weather Page
National Fire Weather Outlooks - SPC
Incident Management Situation Report
WFAS - Wildland Fire Assesment System
National Interagency Fire Center
Eastern Area Coordination Center
Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin
USDA Forest Service - Fire and Aviation Management
US Fish & Wildlife Service - Illinois River National Wildlife & Fish Refuges
USDA Forest Service - Eastern Region
Illinois Department of Natural Resources
National Weather Service Central Illinois Annual Operating Plan
Spot Forecast Requests:
Spot Fire Weather Forecasts are non-routine specific point forecasts prepared for any legitimate Federal, State, County, or municipal government agency for a prescribed fire or wildland fire that has the potential of affecting life and property.
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