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*** weather.gov/spot archive status ***

Hello, this is a new STQ notification product that will remind you
to **Archive** inactive incidents within your service area on the
http://weather.gov/spot/monitor/?wfo=fgz page
that have been inactive for longer than 10 days.

Why: When the number of active incidents agency-wide reaches 815,
     no incidents will plot on the map. When it reaches 825, then
     no incidents will appear in the table below the map. The website
     becomes unusable for our customers when this happens.

Root Cause: On weather.gov php scripts are allotted a maximum 128 mb
            of memory. Loading in information over 815 or more incidents
            exceeds the 128 mb max, so data does not appear on website.

Solution: When the number of incidents reaches 750 or higher, I will
          transmit this STQ product once an hour until enough incidents
          are closed agency-wide. Only offices with inactive incidents
          10 days or older will get these STQs, so the easy way to stop
          getting these STQ notifications is to close inactive incidents
          list below for your area of responsiblity.

Please pass this message on to your Fire Weather Focal Point and MIC,
so they can develop a policy to close inactive incidents on the new
weather.gov/spot website.

Comments and suggestions on this new product can be sent to
virgil.middendorf@noaa.gov

Number of Incidents in database nationally: 754
Max Allowed Incidents in database nationally: 750

        *** List of Incidents in your area that could be closed ***
 Incident ID  Date of last issued fcst inactive Incident Name
------------ ------------------------- -------- -------------------------------
   1806278.1    2018-04-12 3:43 AM MST  12 days Canyon Diablo
   1806148.2    2018-04-11 9:27 AM MST  13 days Woolsey 
   1806269.0    2018-04-11 6:00 AM MST  13 days Munds Park RX