Silverton Fire District

Current Conditions

LOCAL FIRE WEATHER Oct 28

Light Continuous Snow

51°F

45°F

Moderate

Continuous fall of snowflakes, slight, very high winds and high temperatures forecasted for today.

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About

Silverton Fire District

County: Marion

On May 1st, 1883 the “Eagle Hook and Ladder No.1″ was formed in the Silverton area. Over the years the organization has changed many times. In 1946 the Silverton Rural Fire Protection District was formed and contracted with the City of Silverton for fire protection in 1947. In 1982 the decision was made to consolidate the City and Rural District’s into one District. The Silverton Fire District in 1992 merged by a vote of the public with the Scotts Mills Fire District. Presently the Silverton Fire District provides protection for 106 square miles with five stations, eight paid staff and fifty six volunteer firefighters.

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7-Day Fire Weather Forecast

Silverton Fire District, 819 Railway St, Silverton, OR 97381, USA

Today

Oct 28

50.7°F 45.3°F

Light Continuous Snow

Moderate Fire Conditions

Continuous fall of snowflakes, slight, very high winds and high temperatures forecasted for today.

Daylight	7:43am - 6:04pm
Precipitation	73%, 7.9 mm
Rel. Humidity	76 - 90 %
Winds	SSW 18.7 - 36.2 mp/h
Soil Moisture	0.31 m³/m³

Thu

Oct 29

53.1°F 41.1°F

Cloudy

Moderate Fire Conditions

Clouds generally forming or developing, elevated winds and high temperatures forecasted for today.

Daylight	7:45am - 6:02pm
Precipitation	10%, 0 mm
Rel. Humidity	65 - 87 %
Winds	S 10.6 - 21.5 mp/h
Soil Moisture	0.29 m³/m³

Fri

Oct 30

56°F 39.5°F

Slight Drizzle

Low Fire Conditions

Drizzle, not freezing, continuous, slight, elevated winds forecasted for today.

Daylight	7:46am - 6:01pm
Precipitation	27%, 0.2 mm
Rel. Humidity	46 - 92 %
Winds	S 12.8 - 22.6 mp/h
Soil Moisture	0.30 m³/m³

Sat

Oct 31

55°F 39.6°F

Slight Rain Showers

Moderate Fire Conditions

Rain shower(s), slight, elevated winds forecasted for today.

Daylight	7:48am - 5:59pm
Precipitation	9%, 3.3 mm
Rel. Humidity	47 - 94 %
Winds	S 8.7 - 18.8 mp/h
Soil Moisture	0.27 m³/m³

Sun

Nov 1

53.1°F 37.4°F

Cloudy

Moderate Fire Conditions

Clouds generally forming or developing, elevated winds forecasted for today.

Daylight	7:49am - 5:58pm
Precipitation	5%, 0 mm
Rel. Humidity	61 - 94 %
Winds	NE 8.1 - 14.1 mp/h
Soil Moisture	0.26 m³/m³

Mon

Nov 2

54.6°F 36.7°F

Cloudy

Low Fire Conditions

Clouds generally forming or developing, Generally favorable conditions for burning.

Daylight	7:50am - 5:57pm
Precipitation	6%, 0 mm
Rel. Humidity	42 - 79 %
Winds	NE 4.2 - 4.5 mp/h
Soil Moisture	0.25 m³/m³

Tue

Nov 3

58.2°F 42°F

Cloudy

Moderate Fire Conditions

Clouds generally forming or developing, high temperatures forecasted for today.

Daylight	7:52am - 5:55pm
Precipitation	9%, 0 mm
Rel. Humidity	41 - 66 %
Winds	NNE 5.7 - 6.9 mp/h
Soil Moisture	0.24 m³/m³

** Yellow or Red highlights indicates more dangerous fire weather conditions. Please verify burning status with your local fire agency.

Weather source: noaa.gov. Updated Oct 28 1:51am.

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