Risk overview

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Seven-day weather risk overview

Daily weather risk summary

risk level
2.5 out of 10
2.5 out of 10
2.5 out of 10
2.5 out of 10
2.5 out of 10
5.0 out of 10
5.0 out of 10
No risk
Low risk
High risk

What factors are driving the risk?

The graphic shows the weather factors that have some risk for the next 7 days. Click on the colored boxes to see what the risk factors is based on and what impact it may have.

Fire Weather Risk
Fire Weather Risk: risk level 0
Wind Risk
Wind Risk: risk level 0
Wind Risk: risk level 0
Extreme Heat Risk
Extreme Heat Risk: risk level 0
Extreme Heat Risk: risk level 0
Extreme Heat Risk: risk level 0
Extreme Heat Risk: risk level 0

No impact in 11 other categories: Severe Thunderstorm Risk, Tornado Risk, Thunderstorm Wind Risk, Hail Risk, Lightning Risk, Excessive Rainfall Risk, Fog Risk, Extreme Cold Risk, Ice Accumulation Risk, Snow/Sleet Risk, Blowing Dust Risk

Monday: Fire Weather Risk

1: Limited

Low humidity and breezy conditions will result in an increased danger of fires getting out of control.

What is this based on?

We base this risk on local weather office forecasts of combined relative humidity, winds, and wind gusts.

Risk map

Risk levels

Fire Weather Risk
risk level name risk level description
1:Limited
Low humidity and breezy conditions will result in an increased danger of fires getting out of control.
2:Elevated
Low humidity and windy conditions will create dangerous fire weather conditions. Fires could escape containment and be difficult to control. In some cases, this could also signify that additional fire starts are possible with scattered dry thunderstorms.
3:Significant
Low humidity and high winds will create significant fire weather conditions. Fires could escape containment and be very difficult to control.
4:Extreme
Very low humidity and high winds will create extremely volatile fire weather conditions Fires could spread very quickly with long-range spot fires common. Fire containment and control efforts may be extremely difficult or impossible. This is an extremely dangerous situation.