FEMs team outlines December 3.5 release; users report missing hourly precipitation and fire‑danger recalculation gaps Developers said a December "3.5" FEMs release will import cleaned datasets (02/2024 and part of 2025), add filters and admin catalog editing, and introduce an automated recalculation. Attendees reported hourly precipitation values returning zeros in live data links and noted that backfilled weather inputs currently do not trigger recalculation, producing temporary disparities with Fire Family Plus.

The FEMs team is gearing up for a game-changing December release that promises to tackle critical data gaps and enhance operational accuracy for fire-danger assessments.

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