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  1. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 28 2026 - 09:00 PDT
    May 28 2026 - 12:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260528T16:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  2. 🦖☄️ Paleontologist Michael Benton and meteoriticist Monica Grady reconstruct the final day of the #Cretaceous in real-time – from the silent #asteroid visible as a #star, to the fireball and incineration, to mega-tsunamis, global #wildfires, acid #rain, and a decade-long #winter that snuffed out three-quarters of #Earth’s species.

    👉 theguardian.com/science/2026/m

    #asteroid #dinosaurs #extinction #chicxulub #paleontology #meteorite #tsunami #climate #earthquake #volcano #science #mexico #fossils #geology

  3. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 28 2026 - 06:00 PDT
    May 28 2026 - 09:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260528T13:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  4. RE: botany.social/@AnnBot/11661859

    A during the critical stages of post-fire recovery could filter individuals that perform better under water stress. This could be particularly relevant for species with a narrow post-fire establishment window that depends strongly on water availability 🔥🌱

    Take a look at our latest advances 👇

  5. RE: botany.social/@AnnBot/11661859

    A #drought during the critical stages of post-fire recovery could filter individuals that perform better under water stress. This could be particularly relevant for species with a narrow post-fire establishment window that depends strongly on water availability 🔥🌱

    Take a look at our latest advances 👇

    #FireEcology #Ecology #Wildfires

  6. RE: botany.social/@AnnBot/11661859

    A #drought during the critical stages of post-fire recovery could filter individuals that perform better under water stress. This could be particularly relevant for species with a narrow post-fire establishment window that depends strongly on water availability 🔥🌱

    Take a look at our latest advances 👇

    #FireEcology #Ecology #Wildfires

  7. RE: botany.social/@AnnBot/11661859

    A #drought during the critical stages of post-fire recovery could filter individuals that perform better under water stress. This could be particularly relevant for species with a narrow post-fire establishment window that depends strongly on water availability 🔥🌱

    Take a look at our latest advances 👇

    #FireEcology #Ecology #Wildfires

  8. RE: botany.social/@AnnBot/11661859

    A #drought during the critical stages of post-fire recovery could filter individuals that perform better under water stress. This could be particularly relevant for species with a narrow post-fire establishment window that depends strongly on water availability 🔥🌱

    Take a look at our latest advances 👇

    #FireEcology #Ecology #Wildfires

  9. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 28 2026 - 00:00 PDT
    May 28 2026 - 03:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260528T07:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  10. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 27 2026 - 21:00 PDT
    May 28 2026 - 00:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260528T04:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  11. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 27 2026 - 18:00 PDT
    May 27 2026 - 21:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260528T01:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  12. City of Malibu: TEAM OF 500 GOATS AND SHEEP BROUGHT INTO BIG ROCK AREA AS PART OF INTER-AGENCY BRUSH CLEARANCE EFFORT FOR SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS WILDFIRE SAFETY

    On May 21, a team of 400 goats and 100 sheep were deployed in the Big Rock neighborhood of Malibu by the Mountains Resource and Conservation District (MRCA) to conduct brush clearance for wildfire safety.

    After working areas of Calabasas, the hungry, enthusiastic goats are grazing in the MRCA park space between Big Rock Drive and Tuna Canyon and will consume 70 acres of invasive plants to clear brush and create defensible space to protect homes and communities. Goats are a cute, eco-friendly method for effective vegetation management and fire mitigation. They improve soil health and drainage, help control invasive plant species, can easily get through steep, densely vegetated terrain, and leave thousands of little fertilizing pellets behind.

    The goat grazing activity part of a partnership of the MRCA, the LA County Fire Department and the Ventura County Fire Department started in fall 2025 to conduct critical fuels reduction projects in the Santa Monica Mountains to protect Malibu and neighboring communities from wildfires.

    The City applauds this cross-agency partnership as a crucial measure to reduce wildfire danger in some of our most fire-prone areas!

    In addition to goat grazing, the activities include roadside brush clearance with “The Masticator,” a tractor-like vehicle that acts like a tree shredder; a controlled “Pile Burn,” which burns piles of brush that have previously been cleared; fire road repair; and hand-tool brush removal.

    The project is funded by $3.2 million in early action Proposition 4 fire prevention funds granted to the fire departments by the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy (SMMC).

    This year, the program resumed activity on January 2, 2026, and since then, has cleared vegetation in areas of the Santa Monica Mountains, including Calabasas, Malibu, Agoura Hills, and other areas.

    For details, see the weekly progress report for May 18 – 22.

    mrca.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads

    #goats #wildfires #Malibu

  13. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 27 2026 - 15:00 PDT
    May 27 2026 - 18:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260527T22:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  14. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 27 2026 - 12:00 PDT
    May 27 2026 - 15:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260527T19:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  15. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 27 2026 - 09:00 PDT
    May 27 2026 - 12:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260527T16:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  16. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 27 2026 - 06:00 PDT
    May 27 2026 - 09:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260527T13:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  17. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 27 2026 - 03:00 PDT
    May 27 2026 - 06:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260527T10:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  18. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 27 2026 - 00:00 PDT
    May 27 2026 - 03:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260527T07:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  19. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 26 2026 - 21:00 PDT
    May 27 2026 - 00:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260527T04:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  20. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 26 2026 - 18:00 PDT
    May 26 2026 - 21:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260527T01:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  21. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 26 2026 - 15:00 PDT
    May 26 2026 - 18:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260526T22:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  22. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 26 2026 - 12:00 PDT
    May 26 2026 - 15:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260526T19:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  23. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 26 2026 - 09:00 PDT
    May 26 2026 - 12:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260526T16:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  24. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 25 2026 - 06:00 PDT
    May 25 2026 - 09:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260525T13:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  25. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 25 2026 - 03:00 PDT
    May 25 2026 - 06:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260525T10:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  26. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 25 2026 - 00:00 PDT
    May 25 2026 - 03:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260525T07:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  27. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 24 2026 - 21:00 PDT
    May 25 2026 - 00:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260525T04:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  28. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 24 2026 - 18:00 PDT
    May 24 2026 - 21:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260525T01:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  29. Near surface smoke forecast for the CONUS area, starting:

    May 24 2026 - 15:00 PDT
    May 24 2026 - 18:00 EDT

    Model run: 20260524T22:00 UTC

    Data from NOAA's HRRR CONUS (rapidrefresh.noaa.gov/hrrr/)

    Note that this product comes with absolutely no guarantee of availability, accuracy or completeness.

    Always consult with your trusted local weather provider before using the information presented here.
    #Wildfires #AirQuality

  30. #wildfires #firewx #CAwx
    LEVEL Shelter in Place EVACUATION
    County: Los Angeles
    Zone ID:SOG-Q0210
    Advice: Shelter in Place
    Posted:2026-05-24 15:32 PDT
    To check for an updated map: protect.genasys.com/zones/US-C
    ***EXPERIMENTAL DO NOT RELY ON FOR LIFE SAFETY***

  31. #wildfires #firewx #CAwx
    LEVEL Shelter in Place EVACUATION
    County: Los Angeles
    Zone ID:DNY-016
    Advice: Shelter in Place
    Posted:2026-05-24 15:32 PDT
    To check for an updated map: protect.genasys.com/zones/US-C
    ***EXPERIMENTAL DO NOT RELY ON FOR LIFE SAFETY***

  32. #extinction #wildfires

    "Extinction of unique US animals and plants at risk in wildfire on California’s ‘Galapagos of North America’

    Extinction has always been a risk on Santa Rosa Island. Researchers have hailed the California island as having the most prolific aleontological record of extinct species such as pygmy mammoth, flightless sea duck, vampire bat and giant deer mouse.

    The environment is now home to animals and plants found nowhere else on Earth, earning its nickname 'Galapagos of North America.' A human-caused wildfire now threatens those unique animals and plants with extinction, according to on-site fire officials.

    Over a third of the island has burned since a wildfire started on May 15, which burned 18,379 acres and was at 87% containment as of Sunday morning, according to Channel Islands National Park officials."

    wildfiretoday.com/extinction-o

  33. #extinction #wildfires

    "Extinction of unique US animals and plants at risk in wildfire on California’s ‘Galapagos of North America’

    Extinction has always been a risk on Santa Rosa Island. Researchers have hailed the California island as having the most prolific aleontological record of extinct species such as pygmy mammoth, flightless sea duck, vampire bat and giant deer mouse.

    The environment is now home to animals and plants found nowhere else on Earth, earning its nickname 'Galapagos of North America.' A human-caused wildfire now threatens those unique animals and plants with extinction, according to on-site fire officials.

    Over a third of the island has burned since a wildfire started on May 15, which burned 18,379 acres and was at 87% containment as of Sunday morning, according to Channel Islands National Park officials."

    wildfiretoday.com/extinction-o

  34. #extinction #wildfires

    "Extinction of unique US animals and plants at risk in wildfire on California’s ‘Galapagos of North America’

    Extinction has always been a risk on Santa Rosa Island. Researchers have hailed the California island as having the most prolific aleontological record of extinct species such as pygmy mammoth, flightless sea duck, vampire bat and giant deer mouse.

    The environment is now home to animals and plants found nowhere else on Earth, earning its nickname 'Galapagos of North America.' A human-caused wildfire now threatens those unique animals and plants with extinction, according to on-site fire officials.

    Over a third of the island has burned since a wildfire started on May 15, which burned 18,379 acres and was at 87% containment as of Sunday morning, according to Channel Islands National Park officials."

    wildfiretoday.com/extinction-o

  35. #extinction #wildfires

    "Extinction of unique US animals and plants at risk in wildfire on California’s ‘Galapagos of North America’

    Extinction has always been a risk on Santa Rosa Island. Researchers have hailed the California island as having the most prolific aleontological record of extinct species such as pygmy mammoth, flightless sea duck, vampire bat and giant deer mouse.

    The environment is now home to animals and plants found nowhere else on Earth, earning its nickname 'Galapagos of North America.' A human-caused wildfire now threatens those unique animals and plants with extinction, according to on-site fire officials.

    Over a third of the island has burned since a wildfire started on May 15, which burned 18,379 acres and was at 87% containment as of Sunday morning, according to Channel Islands National Park officials."

    wildfiretoday.com/extinction-o