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Fire Weather
All products issued by our office, the National
Weather Service at Greenville-Spartanburg, are valid for western
North Carolina, the South Carolina Upstate and extreme northeast
Georgia.
Red Flag Warnings/Fire Weather Watches:
Greenville/Spartanburg
Columbia
Raleigh
Roanoke/Blacksburg
Morristown/Knoxville
Atlanta
Fire Weather Forecasts:
Greenville-Spartanburg -- Fire Weather Point Forecast Matrices
Columbia
Raleigh
Roanoke/Blacksburg
Morristown/Knoxville
Atlanta
NDFD Derived Products:
Experimental Area Fire Weather Forecast Matrix (AFW)
Fire Weather Point Forecast Matrices (PFW)
NFDRS Forecasts:
NFDRS Forecasts
(FWM) -- FWM Decoder
Burn Category and Dispersion Tables:
Pasquill-Turner Stability Index
ADI
LVORI
Burn Categories
Dispersion
Background information on the Atmospheric Dispersion Index (ADI) and Low Visibility Occurrence Risk Index (LVORI)
External Products:
Storm
Prediction Center's Fire Weather Page
NWS National Fire Weather Page
Southern Area Coordination Center
National Interagency Fire Center
Hazard Mapping System Fire and Smoke Product
Wildland
Fire Assessment System Numerous products are available from this
site including current dead fuel moisture, drought maps and lower
atmosphere stability (the Haines Index) among many, many others.
NOAA Air Quality Forecasts
National Snow Analysis
NOAA Precipitation Analysis
Southern High Resolution Modeling Consortium (SHRMC)
National Digital Forecast Database Products:
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Graphical Forecast
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Quick Forecast
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Digital Forecast
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Program Notes
The NWS office in Greenville-Spartanburg provides spot forecasts
for any wildfire within our county warning area. For prescribed
burns, requests will only be honored from governmental agencies.
Our office also provides a Fire Weather Forecast for our county
warning area. Details about our fire weather program can be found
in the 2012 SC Fire Weather Operations
Plan, 2012 NC Fire Weather Operations
Plan, or the 2011 GA Fire Weather Operations
Plan.
Question or Comments? Contact John Tomko, Fire Weather Focal Point,
john.tomko@noaa.gov.
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