####018001036#### FNUS38 KWNS 302054 PFWF38 DAY 3-8 FIRE WEATHER OUTLOOK AREAL OUTLINE NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 0353 PM CDT SUN MAR 30 2025 VALID TIME 011200Z - 071200Z FIRE WEATHER OUTLOOK POINTS DAY 3-8 ... CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER AREA ... D3 30970554 31360608 31670656 31730684 31810704 32050724 32510705 33610634 34740563 35810480 36470444 36930411 37310393 38070325 38420278 38570217 38380112 37730031 37159984 36369980 34659992 33460033 32000147 31180217 30180297 29750348 29550403 29510437 29590455 29960477 30970554 D4 31800896 32640814 34000600 35840340 35830187 35400134 34130176 32790219 32330234 31970271 31830273 31540262 31280235 31120176 31050150 30770138 30550143 30230164 29830226 29600261 29450276 29260282 29120296 29040310 28990322 29190381 29370417 29780462 30540504 30730534 30910573 31200611 31520638 31640707 31680781 31630800 31370814 31260822 31220849 31240896 31800896 && ####018002015#### FNUS28 KWNS 302054 FWDD38 Day 3-8 Fire Weather Outlook NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0353 PM CDT Sun Mar 30 2025 Valid 011200Z - 071200Z Broad mid-level troughing will prevail across the central CONUS through much of week. A pronounced mid-level impulse will traverse the south-central U.S. Days 3-4 (Tuesday-Wednesday), resulting in surface cyclone development over the Plains. On Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon, downslope and isallobaric westerly surface flow will support critically dry and windy conditions across the southern High Plains, with rapid wildfire-spread potential likely. Through the remainder of the week, dry and occasionally breezy conditions will exist across the southern High Plains as surface lee troughing persists, before a cold front surges across the southern CONUS by the weekend. ...Days 3-4 (Tuesday-Wednesday) - Southern High Plains... An 80 kt mid-level jet streak will overspread the southern Rockies, supporting the development of a 986 mb surface cyclone over Kansas, with a strong westerly surface wind field overspreading the southern High Plains. Dangerous wildfire-spread conditions will be most prevalent on Tuesday, where broad Critical probabilities are in place. High-end Critical meteorological surface conditions (i.e. 25-35 mph sustained westerly surface winds coinciding with 10-15 percent RH) will become common west of a dryline associated with the surface low. Locally Extremely Critical conditions are possible. On Wednesday, Critically dry and windy conditions will persist across New Mexico into far western Texas, where 70% Critical highlights remain in place. Fuels are receptive to wildfire spread across portions of New Mexico into western Texas. The most dangerous wildfire-spread potential will exist with fuel beds that are experiencing appreciable fuel loading. ..Squitieri.. 03/30/2025 ...Please see www.spc.noaa.gov/fire for graphic product... $$