Heavy to excessive rainfall is possible today and tonight ahead of and along a cold front crossing portions of Kentucky, middle Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and New Mexico. Tropical Storm Jerry, the tenth named storm of the 2025 season, has formed over the central tropical Atlantic. Jerry is expected to be near or north of the northern Leeward Islands on Thursday and Friday. Read More >
Thresholds below are valid as of July 18, 2025. For further questions, please email nws.sacramento@noaa.gov
*Note: the forecast links represent a valid mid point of the burn scar area and may not be entirely represented of the entire burn scar area. To view a forecast for a different point, please visit Point Forecast page.
| Fire or Complex |
Flash Flood/Debris Flood Threshold Precipitation Rates |
Point Forecast Link* |
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| 2021 Caldor Fire West |
15 min: 0.40" 30 min: 0.70" |
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2021 within a 15-mi buffer of CA-70 |
15 min: 0.40" 30 min: 0.70" |
Forecast Link |
| 2022 Mosquito Fire |
15 min: 0.40" 30 min: 0.70" |
Forecast Link |
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2024 |
15 min: 0.40" 30 min: 0.60" 60 min: 0.80" |
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| 2024 Park Fire Tehama Division |
15 min: 0.40" 30 min: 0.60" 60 min: 0.80" |
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Click on thumbnail to expand images. 6-hour forecasts are available on CNRFC's website here.
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Note: These are experimental forecast model loops and may not be available or updated at times.
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