A frontal system will produce a line of severe thunderstorms with potential for damaging winds, hail, and locally heavy rain in the Central Appalachians. Isolated storms may develop in the High Plains, Upper Midwest, and northern Gulf Coast. Dangerous heat and critical fire weather threats will develop across the Southwest and Great Basin. Record highs will be possible into the High Plains. Read More >
Fire Weather Forecasts:
Narrative Forecast for Central Kentucky and Southern Indiana
Forecast for the Hoosier National Forest
National Fire Danger Rating Point Forecast (NFDRS)
Fire Weather Watch/Red Flag Warnings (issued as needed)
Spot Forecast:
(Spot Request link below only for locations in southern Indiana and central Kentucky)
Submit a Spot Burn Forecast Request - Instructions
[ Alternate Spot Burn Submission Method (via fax) ]
For requests outside the Louisville Weather Forecast Office area of responsiblity, click here to find the appropriate office fire weather page.
Fire Weather Outlooks:
Fire Weather Outlooks from the Storm Prediction Center
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Day 1 Fire Outlook |
Day 2 Fire Outlook |
Experimental Day 3-8 Outlook |
Other Links:
New Experimental National Fire Weather Page
National Interagency Fire Center
Kentucky Interagency Coordination Center
Neighboring NWS fire weather programs:
Indianapolis
Jackson
Wilmington, OH
Nashville
RAWS Observations Archived RAWS Data
Palmer Drought Index
Keetch-Byram Index
Drought Monitor
National Observed Fire Danger Class
Forecast Fire Danger Class
10 Hour Dead Fuel Moisture
100 Hour Dead Fuel Moisture
1000 Hour Dead Fuel Moisture
Weather Story
Weather Map
Local Radar
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