Live video: https://ktla.com/news/local-news/fast-moving-wildfire-erupts-in-riverside-county/
From Watch Duty:
The fire is now 1,500 acres and 0% contained. Per command the fire will impact Highway 79 in 1 to 1.5 hours. There are no evacuations in place per CAL FIRE Riverside. 3 night flying helicopters and a night air attack have been requested. Resource request for tomorrow per command: 4 type 1 engine strike teams, 4 type 3 engine strike teams, 12 crews, 10 water tenders, 6 dozers, 5 heavy tankers, 2 medium tankers, 2 helitankers, 2 type 3 tankers.
2,815 acres per FIRIS
3,245 acres.
Night AA, Helicopter 301, and the Angeles night Helicopter are assigned for the evening, 301 is currently making drops.
AA-51 reported the fire is 4,120 acres before departing this morning. 0% containment.
Some extended air frequency assignments for today:
Air Tactics FM 168.325
Rotor Vic/TFR 125.775
I don’t have Air/Ground. Likely one of the CDF A/G 4-16
Edit:
Reche had some orders also and they may have been repurposed for Rabbit now that Reche is handled. Wouldn’t hurt to try them all.
Reche Air Tactics FM 168.3375
Reche Air/Ground 159.2775 / 192.8 (CDF A/G 15)
Reche Rotor Vic 121.375
Also try both CDF Command 2 and 3
VLAT approved by South Ops. It’ll be coming from Arizona.
Looks to be T914. Just launched off AZA 15 min ago.
is there a team assigned to this fire?
CAL FIRE Type I ICT Regional Rotation
(https://gacc.nifc.gov/oscc/docs/2023/2023 CAL FIRE IMT Rotation.pdf)
Changes 07/17/2023 at 0800 PDT
- Team 2 (Carter)
Looks like currently Carter Team 2 is first out?
Or, it changes to Carter on the 17th?
Not sure how to read it.
Team 2 is up now, Team 3 starting Monday
It’s starting to wake up now.
2 dozers and 25 engines have been requested to Division M to defend structures. I am not positive where M is located.
Assuming division A is point of origin/initial attack, I’m guessing M would be SW edges of Beaumont?