CA-KNF-McKinney?

[pyrogeography]

Getting very uglier…
https://www.alertwildfire.org/region/shastamodoc/?camera=Axis-HerdPeak2

[FireAF]

flames are visible on the fort jones cam now. also 1hr loop shows a wind shift as it zooms in

[pyrogeography]

Very spooky outflow winds captured on 1 hr Fort Jones loop!
https://www.alertwildfire.org/region/shastamodoc/?camera=Axis-FortJones1

[norcalscan]

Grabbed a couple video clips off the Mac…hopefully @ALERTWildfire can capture some of these from the source for training/demonstrations. Would be great to have a repository of 30sec clips of things like this that Training folks can include in their presentations.

Last night’s sundown 1hr loop from Antelope Cam

The outflow from the 1hr loop just now on Fort Jones cam

[Jimw360]

Tops at around 25k now…

[Shrek]

`

Footage from
Pilot Witham this morning above the #McKinneyFire
that has grown to nearly 30,000 acres as of 11:45am today, burning on
the Klamath National Forest just West of #Yreka.
pic.twitter.com/R0sBRspvTZ

—
NorCal Air Operations (@NorcalAirOps) July
30, 2022

`

[Shrek]

`

Message from
Siskiyou County‼️
Yreka Police Department informing residents
of Yreka this is not a notice of evacuation. Residents living west of
North & South Oregon St to prepare themselves for possibility of
evacuation if the fire progresses towards Yreka. #knowyourzone

—
Siskiyou County OES (@SiskiyouOES) July
30, 2022

`

[Jimw360]

This is a big cell !! Hopefully it doesn’t make its way up to this fire

[norcalscan]

Throwing strikes in the Beegum Creek and Post Creek drainages, another cell just formed west of Hayfork tossing strikes. Hayfork Bally reports rumbles and virga

[halley8]

CAIIMT 2 (Johnny) assigned to the McKinney Inbried 7/31 @1200

[Tornadokat]

Plenty of lightning activity with it along with more in northern Siskiyou and some east of Redding

[captain71]

what program is that? Blitztorn is not showing any strikes in the area.

[Timber]

That’s showing satellite detections of lightning pulses, so it picks up every flash that happens at any level in the clouds.

[captain71]

is there a way to tell if any of them are groundstrikes?

[TheBrushSlasher]

https://rammb-slider.cira.colostate.edu/?sat=goes-17&sec=conus&x=7086.00048828125&y=3359.00013923645&z=4&angle=0&im=18&ts=1&st=0&et=0&speed=130&motion=loop&maps[borders]=white&lat=0&p[0]=cira_glm_l2_group_energy&opacity[0]=1&pause=0&slider=-1&hide_controls=0&mouse_draw=0&follow_feature=0&follow_hide=0&s=rammb-slider&draw_color=FFD700&draw_width=6

[captain71]

Thanks, BrushSlasher!

[scottishff]

Antelope caught the outflows as they moved towards Yreka. Any word as to what it did to the fire? Looks like it would have spilled it everywhere.

[TheBrushSlasher]

Showing a lot of heat on the Eastern part of the fire.

[Tornadokat]

Re "is there a way to tell if any of them are groundstrikes? Not from satellite. I read they had figured out a way to tell a difference between ground strikes and the rest from the radio static signature created, but I don’t know if anything has been put into service and available to the public???

[Wrench]

Any current command freqs?