Wildfire Risk is a cutting-edge database that helps assess wildfire hazards and risks. It uses nationally recognized fire behavior methods to predict severity, including flame length, intensity, and ember generation. Inputs include fuel moisture, historic weather, topography, landscape mitigation, and other key factors. The model also factors in past fires, probability, fuel type, and community attributes like neighborhood vegetation, creating a realistic view of severity and vulnerability. Using these factors, the model creates unique fireshed polygons across the United States, each with its own risk score. Plus, it provides detailed information at the address level, including proximity measurements to help understand the specific risk to individual structures. Wildfire Risk Extreme Wildfire Risk Extreme is a companion to Wildfire Risk, designed to help you understand the impact of severe wildfire conditions across the U.S. It takes into account crucial factors like fuel moisture, temperature, humidity, and wind dryness and directions, all key factors in creating extreme fire weather. These factors are essential in predicting fast-spreading wildfires that can ignite urban fires, also known as urban conflagrations. This tool provides a comprehensive wildfire hazard and risk assessment across the country, detailing extreme burning conditions and predicting where urban conflagration can occur. It delivers actionable information for any location in the U.S. under extreme weather conditions.