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Current Conditions
WEATHER
Current weather conditions from the National Weather Service are updated continually.- Douglas Chiricahua Peak Dragoon Mtns
- Nogales Madera Canyon
- Safford Mount Graham
- Sierra Vista Ramsey Canyon
- Tucson Mount Lemmon Sabino Canyon
Weather information is derived from National Weather Service data. Please see our weather disclaimer.
Current Fire information
Current Wildfires on the Coronado National Forest
Prescribed Fires on the Coronado National Forest
Southwest Coordination Center (Arizona, New Mexico, West Texas, Oklahoma panhandle)
Fire restrictions within the Southwest Area (Arizona, New Mexico, West Texas, Oklahoma panhandle)
National Situation Report (Updated Daily)
Road Conditions
Road conditions throughout the Forest can change as quickly as the weather. Snowfall and rain storms can rapidly and unexpectedly cause dangerous travel conditions. Flash flooding almost always accompanies heavy rains. Never cross flooded washes. For the latest road conditions related to weather, call the appropriate ranger district.
Forest Road Closures
December 8, 2008 (Catalina Mountains)
Beginning this year and following years all Mt. Lemmon forest roads will remain closed from December 15th until March 1st. This includes the Oracle Control Road, on the back side of Mt. Lemmon. Details
November 4, 2008 (Pinaleno Mountains)
The upper portion of State Highway 366, or the Swift Trail, will officially close for the winter at 0600 on November 15, 2008.
Check the following state and county websites for additional information about road conditions:
Coronado National Forest
This Page was Updated Sunday, 04 January 2009 at 19:20:56 EST