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NIFC provided an updated outlook yesterday, here is a quick summary:

Fire Activity: There was a significant increase in fire activity across the western US in July, leading to extreme levels of fire potential in various Geographic Areas. ​ The National Preparedness Level reached five, indicating the severity of the situation.

Climate Conditions: In July, precipitation was below normal in the western US, particularly in areas like northern California, the Northwest, Idaho, and Montana. ​ Temperatures were above normal in much of the West, with drought intensifying in regions like the Appalachians, Northwest, and northern Rockies. ​

Outlook Predictions: The outlook for August to November forecasts above-normal temperatures for most of the US, with below-normal precipitation expected in the southwestern quarter and above-normal precipitation likely for the East Coast and parts of the Northwest. ​ The transition from El Niño to La Niña is expected to influence weather patterns. ​

Significant Fire Potential: The outlook predicts above-normal significant fire potential in various regions like the Northwest, northern Great Basin, northern California, Idaho Panhandle, southwest Montana, central and southern California, north Texas, western Oklahoma, and Hawai’i. ​ Normal potential is forecast for the Southwest in August, with some areas expected to have above-normal potential in September and October. ​ The Southern Area is projected to have normal potential, except for Texas and Oklahoma, where above-normal potential is anticipated.

You can read the full report here: https://t.co/JC6lmzQylY

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Happy 4th of July from Wildfire Aware!

As we celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, barbecues, and outdoor activities, let's also stay vigilant and mindful of wildfire safety.

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Hot off the press from NIFC Predictive Services, a quick summary:

Fire Activity: Increased fire activity in Alaska and western US in June, with a significant rise towards the end of the month. National Preparedness Level was raised to three on June 28 due to heightened activity.

Climate Conditions: Below-normal precipitation across much of the US in June, with above-normal temperatures in the southern two-thirds of the West. Persistent extreme drought in southern New Mexico and parts of Texas.

Outlook Predictions: Above-normal temperatures likely across most of the US from July through October. Precipitation expected to be above normal along the Gulf and East Coasts and Upper Midwest, with below-normal precipitation for the northern half of the West into the southern Plains.

Significant Fire Potential: Forecasts indicate above-normal significant fire potential in various regions including Alaska, parts of the Appalachians, Mid-Atlantic, and California. Conditions expected to return to normal in many areas by August or September.

Read the full document here: https://t.co/JC6lmzQylY

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Wildfire Aware Situation Report for TUESDAY | MAY 21, 2024, for the United States.

The United States is at National Preparedness Level 2, effective today at 07:30 MST.

There are a total of 6 UNCONTAINED LARGE FIRES currently. There are 4 new large fires in Arizona, New Mexico, Alaska, and Colorado. 4 large fires were contained in Arizona, Texas, Minnesota, and Colorado.
Nationally, 1fire is being managed under a strategy other than full suppression.

Red Flag Warnings are in effect for Delta Junction in Alaska. The Storm Prediction Center has issued an area of Elevated Fire Weather Concern for parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Texas.

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#NationalFireNews: Due to significant wildland fire activity increasing in multiple Geographic Areas, the National #PreparednessLevel has increased to level 2 (also known as PL 2) as of today May 21. #FireYear2024

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The National Significant Wildland Fire Potential Outlooks were released yesterday for May, June, July, and August by Predictive Services at the National Interagency Coordination Center.
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Medford Alert is proud to once again partner with @WildfireAwareAI to provide fast and full coverage of the 2024 Wildfire Season.

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Welcome to Wildfire Preparedness Month.

While fire season is year-round for many of us, May is the time of year when it comes to the forefront of everyone's minds.

We have some exciting things planned for fire season this year.

Stay tuned for announcements!

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[Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (OEM) @okem]

The State has requested a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for the 57 Fire in Woodward County.

View the full situation update for the ongoing wildfires here: https://t.co/zyBXc0Y3sW

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