National Weather Service posts red flag warnings for wildfire concerns
Dry and windy weather in the metro area and along the Front Range prompts the National Weather Service to post a red flag warning for wildfire concerns.
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Dry and windy weather in the metro area and along the Front Range prompts the National Weather Service to post a red flag warning for wildfire concerns.
Warm, dry winds are escalating and will pose some hazards for our area today and tomorrow.
Below-average March snow has left our grass extremely prone to fire danger, especially on days like this when wind gusts are over 40 to 50 mph.
Sporadic showers & storms will pop-up across Texoma over the next 24 hours, with very dry and wind conditions arriving tomorrow, setting up Texoma for a critical fire weather danger.
High fire danger will continue on Tuesday ahead of our next winter storm, which brings the potential for snow by Wednesday evening.