Severe Thunderstorms in the Central U.S.; Heavy Rain in the Southwest

Isolated strong to severe thunderstorms are possible in parts of the Midwest and the south-central Plains. Heavy rainfall pose a risk of flash flooding in the Desert Southwest and northeast New Mexicco, especially in burn scars, and in the urban corridor of southeast Florida. Read More >

ATTENTION FIRE WEATHER USERS: The default hourly Fire Weather Tabular table was recently discontinued. The regional tabular, graphical, and 7 day forecast options will remain. If this change causes significant problems, please send an email to david.tomalak@noaa.gov.

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Instructions: Left mouse click to obtain tabular forecast for clicked area. To zoom, use mouse wheel or upper left hand controls. The default Forecast Type is the FireWx Tabular Table. To change the Forecast Type, use the forecast type pull down in the upper left corner. Use the Lat/Lon entry box in the upper right to enter a specific point and then click Go.

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Severe Thunderstorms in the Central U.S.; Heavy Rain in the Southwest

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