Thread by @ai6yrham

Friday is going to be a major #FireWx day. If you live within any of the areas below, it's a "pack your go bag/back your car into your driveway" day. Pay attention! It could save your life. #wildfire #weather

https://twitter.com/NWSSPC/status/1517218632757043202

#Extreme fire conditions in Colorado tomorrow, if you live along the Front Range. I am not an official source, but I would strongly advise--if you live anywhere against brush/grassland/prairie/forest--to be ready to leave in an instant. #Colorado #FireWx

https://twitter.com/NWSBoulder/status/1517243553868435457?s=20&t=in-4KSXDdQUDweTHAR4uUA

#FireWx

https://twitter.com/mikebettes/status/1517245074349953025?s=20&t=in-4KSXDdQUDweTHAR4uUA

Extremely, extremely dry across the fire danger areas tomorrow, definitely need to pay attention

https://twitter.com/ClimateBecky/status/1516830533690535939?s=20&t=in-4KSXDdQUDweTHAR4uUA

Good #fire #prevention tips for those in the extreme fire zones tomorrow. NM and CO in particular. #FireWx

#FireTwitter chatter on tomorrow in Colorado is very, very concerning. Definitely be prepared (hope for the best, be prepared for the worst).

https://twitter.com/russ_schumacher/status/1517276887558418432?s=20&t=in-4KSXDdQUDweTHAR4uUA

More messaging about tomorrow (Friday) being a very, very, very bad day for fire weather (particularly NM and CO, but also elsewhere nearby). #firewx

https://twitter.com/NWSAlbuquerque/status/1517304445415141376?s=20&t=1ev8M0Rfw8EGe2VmGaOScA

More discussion on tomorrow. Hopefully nothing, but if I lived in the extreme danger areas I'd be pre-packing some key items in my truck for a quick exit... just in case.

https://twitter.com/stormchaser4850/status/1517333997164105729?s=20&t=1ev8M0Rfw8EGe2VmGaOScA

Anyone whose fire department is on @pulsepoint should load the app and set their app to alert on wildfires. @abqfire @ArvadaFire Aurora CO, Castle Rock CO, Estes Park CO, and many other departments are on their alert system. #firewx

Serious #wind situation tomorrow running from Flagstaff to ABQ to Denver (and beyond). Beware if a fire starts to the southwest of you, fires will be moving fast. Cross fingers for no ignition.