RT-130, Wildland Fire Safety Training Annual Refresher (WFSTAR)

Weather and Wind Warnings

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This module discusses various types of winds, how they affect fire and your personal responsibility when noticing wind changes.
Category: Fire-Environment
Core Component(s): Incident Reviews and Lessons Learned
Estimated Delivery Time: 30 minutes; Video Length: 12:29

 

Resources

WFSTAR guides are currently being updated and will be added to each module page as they are completed.  In the interim, please use the following guide for this module.  This guide is not completely Section 508 compliant.  If you need an accessible version, please contact Mathew J. Schindel at mschindel@blm.gov

Additional Video Information

This video is also available as a download. (Size 36 MB)
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Page Last Modified / Reviewed: 
2022-02-11

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