Good shot of fire behavior under the column this morning. This appears to be the east side of the fire just above Refugio Rd around Circle Bar B Ranch. The Sherpa Fire burn scar would be visible out the right windows of the ship as it flys up Refugio Canyon.
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Anyone have a rough idea of outstanding resource requests for this incident?
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My kid covering TUU since 0430 and their ST from TCU just got toned out to this fire.
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hope they still teach fire history to the young folks as part of training. Rufugio canyon has a bad history with sundowners.
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Donât forget Romero!
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yep, took some of ours it did.
Copy That, ran Handcrew and cut line in that country. I text him about what u just stated earlier in the day.
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Did McGowenâs team ever take the fire?
News and nots says tomorrow the 13th at 1000 in briefing
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Fire is now 15,442 and 5% contained. Still moving in a easterly direction and 50mhp winds predicted. McGowenâs Federal Type 1 Incident Management Team will take over this evening.
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I was on two fires there. Both were tough assignments and unusual fire behavior. I had also been assigned to the Romero fire in 1964. Terrible situation there too.
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Romero Fire in 1971?
Yes, my mistake. The 1964 fire was the Coyote fire. Another scary adventure.
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The Coyote Fire sent me from the USFS to LAC. The wonderful time spent at Pendola and Hildreth Peak were game changers.
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10/14/2021 - 6:30am. Weâve posted updated maps for the #AlisalFire on The Lookout. Fire spread 2.5 miles west and 1.25 miles SE in 24 hours. Maps based on infrared overflight captured at 9:30pm, 10/13/2021. https://the-lookout.org/2021/10/14/alisal-fire-10-14-2021/ #AlisalInc
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Thanks for the update and FYI, a couple dates are missing a â1ââŚ"Here are images of the Alisal Fire based on an infrared overflight on 10/3/2021 at 9:30pm.
The fire spread about 2.5 miles to the west since it was mapped 24 hours earlier, on 10/2/2021"
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