Fire · Weather · Traffic · Cameras — WA · OR · ID
One check
before you go.
Wildfire cameras live on one site. Road cameras on another. Weather on a third. Before a hike or a drive over a pass, you end up with five tabs open. 511Now puts them in one place.
The old way takes five tabs
Before
- A fire watch site for smoke.
- A DOT site for road cameras.
- A weather site for the forecast.
- The 511 page for the posted rule.
- A park page for the lots.
With 511Now
- One place. Wildfires, weather, traffic, and cameras together.
- One map. Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
- Official sources only. We link the 511 rule. We do not replace it.
What you get
Map
Wildfires, weather alerts, and pass cameras on one map.
Fire
Official wildfire perimeters and wildfire cameras. Not an evacuation order.
Weather
National Weather Service forecast, station readings, and alerts for a pass.
Traffic
Official 511 stills for Snoqualmie, Stevens, Hood, and Lookout. 511 is the rule.
Cameras
Official road and wildfire camera stills for Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
Why people can trust it
- Official sources, named on the picture. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), Oregon's TripCheck (ODOT), Idaho 511, the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC), the National Weather Service, and the Oregon Hazards Lab.
- No made-up numbers. If we do not know, we say we do not know.
- The time is on the picture. If a picture is old or has no time, we say do not use it.
- 511 posts the rule. We show the pictures and link the official page.
- It stays in its lane. 511Now shows pictures and official data. Evacuation orders come from local officials, and we say so.
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