WFAS

WFAS, the Wildland Fire Assessment System, is an internet-based information system that offers a national view of weather and fire potential. Established in 1994 and revamped in 2002 for enhanced accessibility, WFAS provides essential data through national fire danger and weather maps, as well as satellite-derived "Greenness" maps. Operating under the National Interagency Fire Center since 1999, WFAS continues to evolve to meet user needs.

The system's archives grant real-time access to historical map images, such as fire danger, heavy fuel moisture, and greenness. With a user-friendly navigation bar organizing products by category, WFAS ensures easy access to critical information for fire management and assessment. Whether seeking current conditions, forecasts, image archives, or raw data, WFAS offers a comprehensive suite of resources to aid in understanding and mitigating wildfire risks.

Allow pop-ups from wfas. net to explore the full range of WFAS offerings