CA-BEU-River

California & Hawaii Hotlist Continuing Fires/Incidents
#1

State ID: CA
3 letter designator: BEU
Fire name: River
Location: Pine Canyon Road/River Road
Reported acres: 1/2-1
Rate of spread: slow
Report on Conditions: backing down the hill
Structure threat: Unknown
Resources: Cal Fire, Monterey County Regional
Hazards:
Weather:
Radio channels: BEU East Tone 7, CDF Tac 4
Scanner link: https://scanrad.io/c/4/decode
Webcam link:
Agency Website:

1 acre, Approx 2 miles up the hill above Pine Canyon road. IC requesting early up Air attack and copter, requesting 4 additional Cal Fire, 1 additional LG type 3, in addition to the two cal fire engines, LG resources at scene, units having difficulty gaining access. Reported to be in the area of an old quarry

MCRFD CH5501, CH5504, ME5532, WT5542
Dozers 1645, 1743, 4645
Engines 4673, 4679, 4676, 4691, 4685, 4674
Gab 2, Ben Crew 2

Current red flag warning with lightning storm moving through the area

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#2

IC requesting an additional strike team of engines, 2 additional crews and 2 water tenders planned need for this morning. A few units at the fire now, minimal fire activity but planning for extensive mop up with difficulty getting crews to the fire, 1-2 acres

#3

2.5-3 acers, Fire activity picking up

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#4

Seeing heat signature on satellite. Its either burning real hot or bigger than 3 acres.

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#5

13 posts were split to a new topic: CA-BEU-River???

#6

Latest spot wx forecast:
https://www.weather.gov/spot/php/forecast.php?snumunum=2010953.0&lat=37.18948351729151&lon=-121.64992391742047&z=8

#7

IC requested five additional engines (Strike Team, if it’s still in county). No aircraft available and fire activity picking up.

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#8

From Ca Fire Scanner: AA460 briefly surveyed the fire & has it as 20 acres w/ potential for 300 acres. 4 air tankers ordered & should be ready by 08:00.

#9

http://www.alertwildfire.org/centralcoast/index.html?camera=Axis-Carmel2&v=81e004f

#10

ST2176C forming up immediate need
E5233, E5431, E8432, E6131, E6232

Cmd 4 Tone 7 is now the command

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#12

http://www.alertwildfire.org/centralcoast/index.html?camera=Axis-FremontPeak&v=81e004f
http://www.alertwildfire.org/centralcoast/index.html?camera=Axis-Carmel2&v=81e004f

#13

150 acres
Potential for 500
No evacs at this time

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#14

Requesting SO for evacuations for Corral De Cielo

Edited: Evac advisory, not mandatory

#17

AA advised 140 acres

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#21

Definitely will be/Is hitting some terrain that hasn’t seen fire in some time.

#23

IC just reported significant wind change, requesting 2 type 1 strike teams immediate need. Fire burning back towards the Salinas Valley

#26

Yep. Like clock work everyday at 1:30 its slightly calmer when we have powerful high pressures present but once it diminishes its on.

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#29

IC added a couple more strike teams to his request…guessing its going to be tough to fill. Now no divert on ALL tankers, life threat with firefighters doing evacs

#30

No divert on all tankers, for life threat. Fire is getting down in to the structures now.

#32

Also correct going to be difficult to get out in front of this when and if it starts running parallel the valley after its out of its shelter.