Risk Overview
Seven-day Weather Risk Overview
The graphic shows the daily risk summary for 7 days. Daily risk is based on highest risk factor for that day.
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Risk Factors
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.
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Frost/Freeze Risk: risk level 0
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Frost/Freeze Risk: risk level 0
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Frost/Freeze Risk: risk level 0
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Fire Weather Risk: risk level 0
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Fire Weather Risk: risk level 0
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Fire Weather Risk: risk level 0
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Fire Weather Risk: risk level 0
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Fire Weather Risk: risk level 0
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No impact in 8 other categories: Lightning Risk, Lakeshore Flood Risk, Fog Risk, Excessive Rainfall Risk, Tornado Risk, Severe Thunderstorm Risk, Wind, WinterStorm
Saturday: Frost/Freeze Risk
1: 1
Patchy frost could cause minor damage to unprotected vegetation.
Determining Risk
We base this risk on local weather office temperature forecasts and other frost/freeze criteria.
Risk Map
Risk Levels
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1:1
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Patchy frost could cause minor damage to unprotected vegetation. |
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2:2
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Frost expected with damage to unprotected vegetation. |
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3:3
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Freeze expected with significant damage to unprotected vegetation. |
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4:4
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Hard freeze expected with catastrophic damage to unprotected vegetation. |
Saturday: Fire Weather Risk
1: 1
Open burning is usually safe with the proper precautions. Burning should be done in the early morning and late evening to avoid windier and drier conditions from midday through mid afternoon.
Determining Risk
We base this risk on local weather office forecasts of combined relative humidity, winds, and wind gusts.
Risk Map
Risk Levels
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Open burning is usually safe with the proper precautions. Burning should be done in the early morning and late evening to avoid windier and drier conditions from midday through mid afternoon. |
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2:2
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Any open burning is discouraged due to windy conditions and lower humidity. Fires can escape control more easily and be difficult to contain. |
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3:3
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Open burning should not be attempted. High winds and extended dry periods will produce extreme burning conditions. Open fires can quickly escape and are very difficult to control, even for experienced fire fighters. Conditions will exceed minimum Red Flag Criteria in most cases. |
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4:4
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Very strong winds, combined with low humidity, will create extremely volatile conditions well in excess of Red Flag Criteria. Fires will spread very quickly with spot fires common. Fire control will be extremely difficult. |
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