RED FLAG WARNING / FIRE WEATHER WATCH!            May 23, 2013       

Predictive Services - Fuels / Fire Danger

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Dry, sunny days across central and eastern Alaska are drying pre-green fuels in open areas and will support active fire spread in populated corridors. The ground remains cold with some snow remaining, especially under forest canopy, moderating fire behavior in the short term. Gusty winds at Skagway and Haines could push fires in light fuels. Fuel consumption in prescribed burns around Delta show low humidities in the upper and middle Tanana Valley are leading fuels & fire potential for now.

updated: Tue, 05/21/13 12:25 Alaskan Daylight Time

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