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FNUS38 KWNS 102024

PFWF38



DAY 3-8 FIRE WEATHER OUTLOOK AREAL OUTLINE

NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK

0222 PM CST MON FEB 10 2025



VALID TIME 121200Z - 181200Z



FIRE WEATHER OUTLOOK POINTS DAY 3-8



... CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER AREA ...



D3     31890646 32060573 32160420 32160360 32080294 31850251

       31300209 30790189 30360195 30000211 29810236 29680262

       29300283 28920315 28920355 29110391 29490439 29810463

       29990473 30160481 30580509 30880540 31140578 31390617

       31890646

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FNUS28 KWNS 102024

FWDD38



Day 3-8 Fire Weather Outlook  

NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK

0222 PM CST Mon Feb 10 2025



Valid 121200Z - 181200Z



A progressive upper pattern is in store for the upcoming week into

next weekend, with multiple surface cyclones poised to develop over

the Plains states and eject eastward in tandem with supporting

mid-level troughs. Surface cyclone development is expected in the

southern Plains with the approach of the first mid-level trough,

supporting dry downslope flow across far western Texas Day 3

(Wednesday). 25 mph sustained westerly surface winds and 15 percent

RH will overspread drying fuels over the Trans Pecos region,

necessitating the maintenance of 70 percent Critical probabilities.

The passage of another mid-level trough, surface low, and

accompanying downslope flow, is likely on Day 6 (Saturday), where

dry and windy conditions across far western Texas warrants 40

percent Critical probabilities. Some precipitation accumulations are

possible just east of the Trans Pecos on Wednesday, which may

influence the eastern extent of fire weather highlights for both

Days 3 and 6 in future outlooks. After Saturday, relatively

quiescent fire weather conditions are likely before another

mid-level trough approaches beyond the extended outlook time frame.



..Squitieri.. 02/10/2025



...Please see www.spc.noaa.gov/fire for graphic product...



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