State ID: CA
3 letter designator: CNF
Fire name: Bond
Location: 29402 Silverado Canyon; Silverado, CA
Reported acres: 1
Rate of spread: rapid
Report on Conditions: structure fire extended into the brush.
Structure threat:
Resources: CNF, ORC, HT47
Hazards:
Weather: Red Flag Warning
Radio channels:
Live Video: https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/house-fire-in-silverado-canyon-threatens-nearby-brush/2475948/
Scanner link: https://www.broadcastify.com/webPlayer/23313
Webcam link: http://www.alertwildfire.org/orangecoca/index.html?camera=Axis-PleasantsWest1&v=7a7f1b9
http://www.alertwildfire.org/orangecoca/index.html?camera=Axis-SantiagoWest&v=7a7f1b9
Agency Website:
The fire just hit the steep slope and its gone and spotting. Looks to be 100+ nightime acres
Fire is now moving into Williams Canyon. Will hit the Silverado Fire scar. Extreme fire behavior.
Bond IC: Immediate Need:
4 - Type 3 S/T’s
3 - Type 1 S/T’s
4 - Crew S/T’s
3 additional dozers (5 total)
Immediate structure threat on Jackson Ranch Rd off Santiago Canyon Rd - about a mile & a half south of the original structure fire location.
1,070 acres
500 acres per d4
Changed this to be a OCFA fire. OCFA and CNF are in Unified Command, however, OCFA is the UOP. Additionally, CNF Wildcad shows this to be a Mutual Aid fire for them
02:00 Update OCFA Management Team 3 is now in control of the fire.
XLC-1205A ENROUTE E71 (ALH) E106 (ARC) E61 (MPK) E101 (MRV) E91 (SNM) STEN BC105 (ARC) STEN-T BC9 (SNM)
XLC-1202A ENROUTE E12 (BRK) E16 (BRK) E22 (GLN) E31 (PAS) E34 (PAS) STEN BC1 (BRK) STEN-T BC3 (PAS)
Reported around 1500 acres 5 hours ago.
Per aircraft mapping, roughly 3,600 acres
Rumor has it that CALFIRE Team 4 is headed South.
That makes sense
Type 1 Long Team on order.
Gone from a Type 3 AH Orange County team to a Type 1 team in less than 8hr😳
Fire on both sides of Hwy 241 now - not sure how much of this is in the footprint from last fire in this area.
Patio is covered in ash about 13 air miles SSW from the fire this morning. Thick haze permeates the OC coastal plain, AQI at 100+ in many areas. I measured an AQI of 220 in Irvine at 0400.
Quick image from last night on a property off Santiago Canyon, near intersection of Williams Canyon, showing the strong winds and ember cast/spotting potential. Huntington Beach FD engine did work protecting a hardened home with fantastic brush clearance, likely saving it. Saw numerous vehicles and minor outbuildings destroyed, but no structures (there are reports of damage).
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7200 acres per OCFA PIO. Fire jumped the 241, but sounds like they picked up the spots that jumped over 241.
AA ordered 2 additional tankers as well as relief AA and lead.
Tankers 12, 15, 22, 41, 78, 85, 103 are the aircraft I believe that are working this incident.
Tankers 94, and 95 just returned to Hemet and I suspect one of them will fill the type 3 order placed by air attack not long ago.
Copter 404 from Columbia is heading to Southern California, Not sure if to this fire or prepo.
Bravo 55, and AA 12 are the relief AA for the Bond Incident.
AA still hasn’t gotten a fill on the 2 tankers he ordered at around 13:00, 50 minutes ago. The order was for 1 LAT and 1 Type 3.
South Ops stating there is a LAT is Fresno. AA confirming he wants the LAT from Fresno.