The moisture content of the 1,000-hour timelag fuels.

The moisture content of the 100-hour timelag fuels.

Fire that burns loose debris on the surface, which includes dead branches, leaves, and low vegetation.

An on-going process of gathering information by observation and by communication with others. This information is integrated to create an individual's perception of a given situation.

An on-going process of gathering information by observation and by communication with others. This information is integrated to create an individual's perception of a given situation.

Creating a seal with foam which prevents a release of flammable vapors from fuels.

Those Geographic Area and National-level fire weather or fire danger services and products produced by wildland fire agency meteorologists and intelligence staffs in support of resource allocation and prioritization.

That portion of the fire with rapid fire spread with higher intensity which is normally burning with the wind and/or up slope.

A fire spreading or set to spread with the wind.

Burning by means of strip firing.