NOAA National Fire Forecasts, Offices and Outlooks — Click on the interactive map to choose your specific area forecast.
	Fire Weather Outlooks from NOAA Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla., includes national fire weather maps and dry thunderstorm potential for today and tomorrow. NEW for 2003 — The SPC will experimentally generate short-term model graphics and current analysis graphics containing weather parameters deemed important for fire weather forecasting. These plots can then be overlayed onto either a GOES satellite derived active fire image, or the land-use maps. Two of the regions will usually be set over the Western U.S. while a third region will be used as a "floater", to be set by an SPC fire weather forecaster based on fire weather conditions described in the Day 1 or Day 2 Fire Weather Outlooks.
	Hazard Mapping System Fire and Smoke Product
	Soil/Wildfire Conditions from NOAA Climate Prediction Center (graphic)
•	Latest NOAA Satellite Images — including USA wildfires
•	NOAA Satellite Images of Fires — all regions of the USA and the world
•	Types of Fires — An illustrated guide to the different types of fires
•	Experimental Wildfire ABBA Fire Product
•	Web Based GIS Fire Analysis
•	Archive of Available Fire Products
•	NOAA Drought Information Center — includes Palmer Drought Index
National Interagency Fire Center
•	Latest Fire Statistics
•	Fire Statistics
•	Large Wildland Fire Map
•	Geographic Area Map
U.S. Forest Service — (U.S. Department of Agriculture)
•	Fire and Aviation Management
•	Fire Danger Map
•	Remote Sensing Application Center Active Fire Maps
•	High-Tech Meteorology Helps NOAA Forecast Fire Weather
•	NOAA Provides Critical Support to Wildfire Management

To arrange media interviews contact the following:

Patrick Slattery, NOAA National Weather Service Central Region,
(816) 891-7734, ext. 621
Marilu Trainor, NOAA National Weather Service Western Region,
(801) 524-5692 ext. 226
Ron Trumbla, NOAA National Weather Service Southern Region (817) 978-1111 ext. 140

NOAA National Weather Service headquarters, (301) 713-0622

Keli Tarp, NOAA Storm Prediction Center, (405) 366-0451

NOAA Satellite Imagery of Fires: John Leslie, NOAA Satellites and Information, (301) 457-5005

To comment on this Web site and also arrange media interviews contact Greg Hernandez, NOAA public affairs Washington, D.C., (202) 482-3091.