Florida Forest Service Wildland Fire Danger Index (FDI)



The Wildland Fire Danger Index (FDI) is a continuous reference scale for estimating the potential for a fire to start and require suppression action on any given day. The FDI in Florida uses two separate components: the forecast/actual Energy Release Component and the forecast/actual minimum relative humidity. The forecast FDI is based on the National Weather Service forecast for that particular area, the actual is based on the observations taken at 1300 hours (1:00 PM).



More information about keeping yourself and property safe from wildfires can be found at the Forida Fire Service Wildland Fire and Fire Prevention Page



NOAA Day 1 Fire Weather Outlook


This is today's forecast for organized wildfires over the contiguous United States. Please read the description of the risk categories for further information about this product.

Click Here for the NOAA Fire Weather Outlook Bulletin



Examples of data available from Lee Control:



Time spent: 2006-2007 Brush Fire Season