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Winter Storm Departing Northeast; Strong Winds in Southern California

A winter storm in the Northeast U.S. will depart today with heavy snow in the region and over a portion of the central Appalachians tapering off through this afternoon and evening. Lake effect snow downwind of the lower Great Lakes and a potential for blinding snow squalls over the Ohio Valley will linger through tonight. Strong offshore Santa Ana winds are expected today in southern California. Read More >

Great Basin GACC Impact Graphic & Video Briefing

Planning Graphics - These Graphics Shoul Not Be Used in Place of a Forecast Given by a Meteorologist

Click Image To Enlarge This image shows the expected peak wind gusts over the next 12 hours.	Click Image To Enlarge This image shows the expected peak wind gusts over the 12 hour period ending at the time stated in the header.

Click Image To Enlarge This image shows the expected peak wind gusts over the 12 hour period ending at the time stated in the header.	Click Image To Enlarge This image shows the expected peak wind gusts over the 12 hour period ending at the time stated in the header.

Click Image To Enlarge This image shows the expected minimum relative humidity today.	Click Image To Enlarge This image shows the expected minimum relative humidity tomorrow.

Planning Graphics - These Graphics Shoul Not Be Used in Place of a Forecast Given by a Meteorologist

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This image shows the expected peak wind gusts over the next 12 hours.

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This image shows the expected peak wind gusts over the 12 hour period ending at the time stated in the header.

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This image shows the expected peak wind gusts over the 12 hour period ending at the time stated in the header.

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This image shows the expected peak wind gusts over the 12 hour period ending at the time stated in the header.

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This image shows the expected minimum relative humidity today.

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This image shows the expected minimum relative humidity tomorrow.

Day 2 Categorical	Day 2 Probabilistic	Day 3 Categorical	Day 3 Probabilistic	Days 4-8 Probabilistic

Hour 1-3	Hour 4-6	Hour 7-9	Hour 9-11	Hour 11-13

Hour 15-17	Hour 17-19	Hour 19-21	Hour 21-23	Hour 23-25

Burning Index	Spread Component	Ignitiion Component	Energy Release Component

1 Hr. Fuel Moisture	10 Hr. Fuel Moisture	100 Hr. Fuel Moisture	1000 Hr. Fuel Moisture


Most Recent Fire Weather Watch/Red Flag Warning Text Please click on the map to see the latest watch and warning products, as well as the complete color code for public products - some are similar to the Fire Weather colors. In addition, other products highlighted on this map may be important to fire users.	Click Image to Enlarge Teton Pass, looking East

Additional Satellite Resources
MODIS Fire Detections - Northern Rockies SSD Fire Detection Program Hazard Mapping System Fire and Smoke Product Forest Service: Fire Imagery - Remote Sensing Application Center More Satellite Options

Day 1-Critical Fire Areas	Day 2-Critical Fire Areas	Days 3-8 Critical Fire Areas

Current Watches	Current Mesoscale Discussions	Day 1 Categorical Thunder

Observed Fire Danger Class	Forecast Fire Danger Class	Observed Haines Index

BT National Forest ERC Fuels Graph	Cache Crk 10hr. Fuels Graph	BT National Forest Pocket Card

Visible	Infrared	Latest Fronts

Day 1 Tornado	Day 1 Hail	Day 1 Wind