NWS Albuquerque (bot)#NMwx #graphicast A Fire Weather Watch is in effect for Thursday for a majority of eastern NM. Do your part to limit the chances of new fire starts. #OneLessSpark
#NMwx #graphicast High fire danger is expected across all of central and northern New Mexico on Sunday. Strong to severe winds and very low humidity will lead to rapid fire spread. Do you part to create #OneLessSpark!
#NMwx #graphicast High fire danger is expected around portions of central to northeastern New Mexico today and then over much of central and northern New Mexico on Sunday. Strong to severe winds and very low humidity will lead to rapid fire spread. Do you part to create #OneLessSpark!
#NMwx #graphicast High fire danger will be present around much of the area through the weekend. Do your part to create #OneLessSpark!
#NMwx #graphicast High fire danger continues today for eastern New Mexico today, and a Red Flag Warning is in effect. Strong winds will develop late in the morning and persist through the afternoon while relative humidity values fall to near 10 percent. Do your part to create #OneLessSpark!
NWS PhoenixThe combination of the winds and low humidity will lead to conditions over much of central/southern AZ capable of causing extreme fire behavior. A cigarette tossed out the window or sparks from a dragging tow chain are just two ways a fire can start. #azwx #onelessspark https://t.co/oduP9BcUZc
Feb 28, 09:09pm -0700
NWS Phoenix (@NWSPhoenix) on X
The combination of the winds and low humidity will lead to conditions over much of central/southern AZ capable of causing extreme fire behavior. A cigarette tossed out the window or sparks from a dragging tow chain are just two ways a fire can start. #azwx #onelessspark
NWS Grand Junction (bot)The hot, dry, and breezy weather pattern will persist through midweek. This combination of strong winds, low humidity, and warm temps can contribute to extreme fire behavior. It only takes one spark to start a wildfire...remember to do your part to prevent them! #OneLessSpark
