Extremely Critical Fire Weather in Southern California; Winter Storm To Impact the Southern U.S.

High winds and low relative humidity will continue critical to extremely critical fire weather in southern California through Thursday. A winter storm is expected to bring major impacts from areas of heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain to portions of the southern Plains beginning on Thursday before intensifying as it shifts across the Mid-South Friday through Saturday morning. Read More >

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Extremely Critical Fire Weather in Southern California; Winter Storm To Impact the Southern U.S.

Miami Center Weather Service Unit

Center Weather Service Unit (CWSU) Miami

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