ERC 75% OR LESS LAST 3 DAYS AT DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE WX STATIONS
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• ERC 75% OR LESS LAST 3 DAYS AT DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE WX STATIONS • HUMAN CAUSED RISK IS MODERATE OR LESS OVER THE NEXT 14 DAYS 1 • RMA PREDICTIVE SERVICES FORECASTS MODERATE TO LOW FIRE CONDITIONS TO PREVAIL FOR THE 30 DAY OUTLOOK 2 PROCESS FOR RESCINDING COUNTY FIRE RESTRICTIONS All Criteria are Met, Rescind Restrictions Two Elements are Present, Consider Rescinding Restrictions Less Than Two Elements are Present, No Change in Fire Restrictions 1 High Human Caused Risk may include Holidays, such as 4 th of July or Labor Day or Special Events such as Country Jam, the Lands End Hill Climb or hunting season. 2 Consultation with the Fire Weather Meteorologists at Rocky Mountain Area Coordination Center predicts moderate to low fire conditions to prevail over the majority of the next 30 days. 3 Once implemented, Stage II or III Restrictions will generally not be reduced until fire conditions have sufficiently moderated to completely lift all restrictions.
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PROCESS FOR RESCINDING COUNTY FIRE RESTRICTIONS. ERC 75% OR LESS LAST 3 DAYS AT DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE WX STATIONS HUMAN CAUSED RISK IS MODERATE OR LESS OVER THE NEXT 14 DAYS 1 RMA PREDICTIVE SERVICES FORECASTS MODERATE TO LOW FIRE CONDITIONS TO PREVAIL FOR THE 30 DAY OUTLOOK 2. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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• ERC 75% OR LESS LAST 3 DAYS AT DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE WX STATIONS
• HUMAN CAUSED RISK IS MODERATE OR LESS OVER THE NEXT 14 DAYS1
• RMA PREDICTIVE SERVICES FORECASTS MODERATE TO LOW FIRE CONDITIONS TO
PREVAIL FOR THE 30 DAY OUTLOOK2
PROCESS FOR RESCINDING
COUNTY FIRE RESTRICTIONS
All Criteria are Met, Rescind Restrictions
Two Elements are Present, Consider
Rescinding Restrictions
Less Than Two Elements are Present, No Change
in Fire Restrictions
1 High Human Caused Risk may include Holidays, such as 4th of July or Labor Day or Special Events such as Country Jam, the Lands End Hill Climb or hunting season.
2 Consultation with the Fire Weather Meteorologists at Rocky Mountain Area Coordination Center predicts moderate to low fire conditions to prevail over the majority of the next 30 days.
3 Once implemented, Stage II or III Restrictions will generally not be reduced until fire conditions have sufficiently moderated to completely lift all restrictions.
