Because this is the Questions and Discussions board.
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This would be a discussion then, and not a question. Right?
I’m not trying to argue. It just doesn’t make sense.
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Please direct your attention here Posting - General Discussion - Wildfire Intel for a detailed explanation. It helps the viewers differentiate threads from an IA, Q&D, and Continuing. Now, let’s all carry on. Thank you.
MOD-FJ
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Does anybody not have enough info to start an I/A thread.
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Ill start one
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Thanks I would have but was outside I didn’t have the info.
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What are the typical wind patterns in this area? She sure is throwing a lot of spots.
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Thats to distinguish its the question answer forum.
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Aside from being under a southern flow, see post above about diurnals.
Spots… Traditional pain in the a** in north Redding, Shasta lake fuel model. Manzanita, live oak, California grey pine with grass understory spells fire brands aloft and receptive fuel bed. Wash rinse repeat.
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This area is mostly unburnt and the typical shasta county fuels (manzanita, pines and oak). Looks like the next ~12 hours will be either a pain or a help with winds shifting toward the SE. The valley flow.
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Forecast nighttime temps and RH recovery aren’t looking terrible, and the winds have been pretty stable, all in all.
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Anyone have an updated acreage?
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Forget acres…. How many gallons of water was dropped? The EU’s and Hawks this year have to be putting up some impressive numbers….
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Nice shot.
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Is there a potential this thing may come back to life today? We’re down south it’s extremely humid down here today…how’s it up there??
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