PREPARED DATE 07/04/2009	Daily Fire Danger Report
	Pueblo Interagency Dispatch
FORCASTED FIRE DANGER FOR: 07/05/2009

SIG: MTN ZONE

Date	WS	WDY	HRB	1H	10	HU	TH	IC	SC	EC	BI	FL	SL	R	KBDI	Rgn	PAL	PV	IFPL
05-JUL-09	5	95	58	8	19	9	12	11	6	46	37	27	2+	L	104	2

SIG: MID ARK

Date	WS	WDY	HRB	1H	10	HU	TH	IC	SC	EC	BI	FL	SL	R	KBDI	Rgn	PAL	PV	IFPL
05-JUL-09	6	109	72	10	24	12	14	10	6	36	34	24	3-	M	137	2

SIG: WET MTNS

Date	WS	WDY	HRB	1H	10	HU	TH	IC	SC	EC	BI	FL	SL	R	KBDI	Rgn	PAL	PV	IFPL
05-JUL-09	5	120	73	11	25	14	15	6	4	30	29	21	2+	L	124	2

SIG: LA VETA

Date	WS	WDY	HRB	1H	10	HU	TH	IC	SC	EC	BI	FL	SL	R	KBDI	Rgn	PAL	PV	IFPL
05-JUL-09	4	99	50	10	22	10	13	7	4	42	32	23	2+	L	176	2

SIG: CIM/COM

Date	WS	WDY	HRB	1H	10	HU	TH	IC	SC	EC	BI	FL	SL	R	KBDI	Rgn	PAL	PV	IFPL
05-JUL-09	10	86	49	10	23	9	11	13	58	2	22	16	2+	L	370	2

SIG: PIKES PK

Date	WS	WDY	HRB	1H	10	HU	TH	IC	SC	EC	BI	FL	SL	R	KBDI	Rgn	PAL	PV	IFPL
05-JUL-09	6	116	98	8	18	11	15	11	5	37	32	22	2+	L	39	2

SIG: SO PARK

Date	WS	WDY	HRB	1H	10	HU	TH	IC	SC	EC	BI	FL	SL	R	KBDI	Rgn	PAL	PV	IFPL
05-JUL-09	4	118	109	7	14	12	15	13	4	38	29	21	2+	L	40	2

SIG: S PLATTE

Date	WS	WDY	HRB	1H	10	HU	TH	IC	SC	EC	BI	FL	SL	R	KBDI	Rgn	PAL	PV	IFPL
05-JUL-09	6	126	84	7	13	13	16	16	6	35	34	24	3-	M	24	2

SIG: RGF

Date	WS	WDY	HRB	1H	10	HU	TH	IC	SC	EC	BI	FL	SL	R	KBDI	Rgn	PAL	PV	IFPL
05-JUL-09	6	117	93	10	24	12	15	9	5	32	30	21	2+	L	25	2

Base Component:  A number related to the available energy (Btu/square foot) within the flaming front at the head of a fire. The significance of ERC values is not obvious to the field user, unless he/she is able to compare the current ERC value against the history of fire weather, as the numbers vary from weather station to weather station. Pocket Cards and Seasonal Fire Danger demonstrate best the significance of the numbers.  ERC’s work best in the Timber fuel models (including Pinion-Juniper) and in indicating the fuel moisture content throughout the fire season.  

Burning Index:  A number related to how hard the fire is to contain. The Burning Index value is flame length X 10.  To get the flame length, just divide the BI by 10.

Adjective Rating:  Fire danger expressed as a rating value that can be used for public information and fire prevention signing (Smokey Bear Signs that display the Fire Danger Ratings).  Ranges are Low, Moderate, High, Very High, and Extreme. Fire Danger Map

NOTICE:  The National Fire Danger Rating System is a model that, based on particular parameters, gives a GENERAL picture of the Fire Danger.  It is not specific to any one fire.  The actual fire may demonstrate behavior that is greater than the model prediction.  Always expect the actual fire to exemplify fire behavior not typical of the model.