Fire Danger Across the Central Rockies into the Plains; Late Season Heat Wave in the Southwest

A strong Pacific system is bringing strong winds and elevated to critical fire weather condition across portions of the Central Rockies into the Central and Northern Plains. Critical wildfire conditions are also expected across northern Wisconsin into the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The heat wave continues across portions of California into the Southwest. Read More >


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Fire Danger Across the Central Rockies into the Plains; Late Season Heat Wave in the Southwest

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How to Submit A Report to NWS Fort Worth

What We Need to Know

What to Report (Our Wishlist)