Human Impact Most people have likely heard that a majority of wildland fires are caused by humans, but what does that mean exactly? On its face, it might lead people…
John MeadOctober 19, 2021
With Atlantic hurricane season officially starting on June 1, NOAA has predicted another above-normal storm season for 2021. (more…)
Shannon BourkeJune 10, 2021
Due to the difference in the seasons and in weather systems, the timing of fire season in the Southern Hemisphere typically varies compared to that of the U.S. Fall season…
Shannon BourkeJanuary 27, 2021
Many "unprecedented" situations occurred throughout 2020, including wildfire season. In addition to the busy wildfire season, firefighters have also had to ensure their safety against COVID-19. Although crews took the…
Shannon BourkeNovember 24, 2020
Ever notice that wildfires seem to have generic names like the Valley Fire or seemingly random names like the Waldo Fire? Maybe wonder where wildfires get their names? Here at…
Adam PrellJuly 31, 2020
Recently, NOAA released the 2020 Hurricane Season Outlook. Expect a more active and busy hurricane season this year. Below is a summary of the report NOAA released. (more…)
Shannon BourkeJune 1, 2020
Though Covid-19 dominates the news cycle these days, it is important to be aware of the other threats facing Americans as we move into Spring. Today we will be talking…
John MeadApril 9, 2020
In wildfire-prone states, we are used to identifying telltale signs of fire weather: hot, dry, and windy conditions. However, are you ever confused by smoke in the sky, while the…
Hannah JonesFebruary 20, 2020
Ever notice that wildfires seem to have generic names like the Valley Fire or seemingly random names like the Waldo Fire and wonder where wildfires get their names? Here at RedZone…
Adam PrellJuly 17, 2019
