Different colors come with different rules ... all the above requirements apply across all three levels of hazard. In theory, the yellow, orange and red areas aren’t supposed to grow all that much ...

Storm Prediction Center plays a big role in severe weather forecasting for the Permian Basin. Find out more on what they do and how to understand their outlooks!

The updated maps use a color-coded system to indicate fire hazard severity: yellow for moderate, orange for high, and red for very high risk. San Diego County has seen a significant increase in ...

For the first time since 2011—and in the wake of January’s historically destructive Los Angeles infernos—Cal Fire has updated its Fire Hazard Severity Zone maps for areas of the state that are served ...

Hazard ratings are assigned to each endpoint with Red, Yellow, Green or Grey. This is followed by an exposure assessment, with the goal to determine which chemical hazards (Red) and data gaps (Grey) ...

Watch on Deadline Despite the deadly Palisades Fire, the West L.A. zones of Very High Hazard in red on the new map below — and specifically in the Palisades and Malibu — are largely unchanged.

Different colors come with different rules ... all the above requirements apply across all three levels of hazard. In theory, the yellow, orange and red areas aren’t supposed to grow all ...