Fire Weather
The
National Weather Service's Fire Weather Program is designed to
provide forecast, warning, and consultation services for the
prevention, suppression, and management of forest and rangeland
fires and for a host of land management activities. These
meteorological services are built to meet the weather requirements
of federal and state wild land managers.
WFO Louisville has fire weather responsibility for central Kentucky and southern Indiana, including Mammoth Cave National Park in South Central Kentucky, and the Hoosier National Forest in Southern Indiana.
The normal fire season will be separated into two periods. The spring season will run from February 15 through April 30. The fall fire season will run from October 1 through December 15. These dates may change depending on the severity of the fire season.
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Fire Weather Outlooks from the Storm
Prediction Center
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