Show Me Fire

Show Me Fire delivers practical fire-weather intelligence for Missouri in one easy-to-use app. Show Me Fire is an independent app. It is not a government application and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated on behalf of any government agency, including the National Weather Service, NOAA, the State of Missouri, or any university. Built for firefighters, emergency managers, meteorologists, dispatchers, land managers, and anyone who needs to understand changing wildfire conditions: - Fire-danger maps and fuel-moisture forecasts for Missouri - Temperature, humidity, wind, precipitation, and snow forecasts - County-level forecasts and weather trends that flag drying and elevated-risk periods - NWS fire weather alerts, shown as published by the National Weather Service - Satellite fire detections (unconfirmed) - Burn bans - Operational updates Whether you are preparing for a prescribed burn, monitoring conditions across your response area, or planning field operations, Show Me Fire turns complex weather data into clear, actionable information, designed specifically for Missouri conditions and fire operations. Show Me Fire is a decision-support tool. Use it alongside official forecasts, local observations, agency procedures, and emergency communications. It does not replace 911, incident command, official warnings, or professional judgment. DATA SOURCES - Weather forecasts and analyses: NOAA (HRRR, RRFS, RTMA, MRMS) – https://www.noaa.gov - Alerts and forecast products: National Weather Service – https://www.weather.gov and https://alerts.weather.gov - Satellite fire detections: NASA FIRMS (VIIRS, MODIS) – https://firms.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov - Weather station observations: Synoptic Data – https://synopticdata.com - Fuel and land-cover data: LANDFIRE (USGS/USFS) – https://www.landfire.gov/ - Place search: © OpenStreetMap contributors – https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright - Burn bans and fire reports: submitted by the public and reviewed by Show Me Fire staff. These are not official government records. For official burn-ban orders, contact your county or local fire authority. Fire-danger and fuel-moisture maps and forecasts are Show Me Fire's own models, calculated from the data above. They are not official government products.