Tanker 94, AA120 enroute to fire on
Red MTN CAM
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Pecwan Fire.
T96 and T95 also look like they are up there.
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Not much info but toning out additional resources
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- Helitanker 93HT and kmax 5RA
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T91 out of Ukiah also
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We caught the fire when smoke peeked over the hill at 13:57.
Below the fire picture is the situation now at 1516.
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Looks like T210 from MCC enroute
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Think this is probably SRF, not HUU.
Will be State DPA, HUU. The entire Klamath river canyon in that part of Humbolt county is SRA.
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Remote, narrow roads, heavily forested, and not a lot of previous fire activity in the area. There has been a bit of prescribed fire in this area.
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Watching the Timelapse and judging by the smoke column it doesn’t appear to have grown very much over the last hour
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Looking at the RAWS, they have been getting good recovery at night (90s). Should be able to wrap it up. But I’ve learned to expect anything up in the Klamath.
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#PecwanFire As per BLM California Wildfire Dashboard (Public) the fire is at 7 acres. ArcGIS Dashboards
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You mention RH recovery. Not familiar with that area…do they get a marine fog layer at night?
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Definitely get a coastal influence. Not sure how far the marine layer gets in that exact area. My info was from some of RAWS data the past few days
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Someone on this site mentioned that the marine layer follows the Klamath up as far as Happy Camp. I don’t have personal experience, just what I read here.
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