Crown Fire Probability
Derived from WildEST fire behavior modeling

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This dataset maps the probability of crown fire across the contiguous United States under a full range of historical weather conditions, as modeled by WildEST. Values range from 0–1, representing the likelihood that a given location will experience either group torching (mid- to high-grade passive crown fire) or sustained canopy spread (active crown fire) if a wildfire occurs. Probabilities are weighted by weather frequency and fire-carrying ability.
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Crown Fire Probability
Where are crown fires most likely? This dataset highlights the probability of canopy-driven fire across the U.S. under a full range of weather conditions.
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