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Rain and Mountain Snow in the Pacific Northwest; Warmer in the Western and Central U.S.

Across the Pacific Northwest, a plume of Pacific moisture will continue to bring moderate to locally heavy rainfall to lower elevations and heavy snow to the northern Cascades into the northern Rockies through Monday. Warm spring-like temperatures will expand over the western and central U.S. this week. Record tying or breaking highs will be possible from Texas west into the Desert Southwest. Read More >

WAKEFIELD ROUTINE PRODUCTS
Fire Weather Forecast (FWF) Reference Tables: Stability ADI LVORI (ADI/LVORI Training)
Point Forecasts For Local RAWS Sites (PFW) (PFW Product Guide)
SPOT FORECAST REQUEST	SPOT FORECAST REQUEST AFTER JUN 25
Fire Weather Watches and Warnings (RFW)
Hourly Weather Graph/Table (User Selectable Fire Weather Parameters)
Fire Weather Dashboard

USEFUL FIRE WEATHER LINKS
NWS Sterling Fire Weather	Climate Prediction Center Extended Forecasts	ROMAN/MESOWEST
NWS Blacksburg Fire Weather	National Interagency Fire Center	Virginia Department of Forestry
NWS Raleigh Fire Weather	Wildfire Assessment System	North Carolina Forest Service
NWS Newport Fire Weather	Latest 10-hour Dead Fuel Moisture Map	Southern Area Coordination Center
Storm Prediction Center Fire Weather	Latest 100-hour Dead Fuel Moisture Map	Maryland Department of Natural Resources - Forest Service
National Fire Potential Outlook	Latest 1000-hour Dead Fuel Moisture Map	NC Fire Weather Intelligence Portal

Rain and Mountain Snow in the Pacific Northwest; Warmer in the Western and Central U.S.

PLANNING DOCUMENTS

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