Thunderstorms, some severe, may produce heavy to excessive rainfall over portions of the Central/Southern Plains, Mississippi Valley and Southeast. Dry and windy conditions will pose an elevated fire weather risk over parts of western Florida. Read More >
Thresholds below are valid as of October 16, 2024. 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: 0.65" 60 min: 1.00" |
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2021 within a 15-mi buffer of CA-70 |
15 min: 0.40" 30 min: 0.65" 60 min: 1.00" |
Forecast Link |
| 2022 Mosquito Fire |
15 min: 0.40" 30 min: 0.65" 60 min: 1.20" |
Forecast Link |
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2024 |
15 min: 0.35" 30 min: 0.50" 60 min: 0.70" |
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| 2024 Park Fire Tehama Division |
15 min: 0.30" 30 min: 0.40" 60 min: 0.60" |
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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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