What is forest fire danger weather?

It is calculated according to a specific method based on the main fire risk factors of each day, such as temperature, humidity, wind, precipitation, moisture content of combustibles and continuous drought conditions.

Background: Based on forest fire and meteorological data, the "People's Republic of China Meteorological Industry Standard (QX/T77-2007) - Forest Fire Danger Meteorological Level" was formulated in June 2006 Published on October 22, 2007 and implemented on October 1, 2007. This standard stipulates the colors and expressions of forest fire meteorological levels.

Forest fire danger meteorological level service terms

Level one: The forest fire danger meteorological level is low;

Level two: The forest fire danger meteorological level is low;

Level 3: The forest fire risk meteorological level is relatively high. Prevention must be strengthened;

Level 4: The forest fire risk level is high, and fire source management must be strengthened in forest areas;

Level 5: The forest fire risk level is extremely high, and all use of fire in the forest is strictly prohibited .

Setting of early warning signs

No signs are required for Level 1 and Level 2 fire danger weather.

Level 3 fire danger weather, yellow flag warning signs are hoisted.

For level four fire danger weather, orange flag warning signs are hoisted.

For level five fire danger weather, red flag warning signs are hoisted.