New start, with a well developing column, at Lopez Lake.
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cameras are down. 
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Based on the camera, it looks more like it’s closer to Pozo. Perhaps between the two, the lake and Pozo, off High Mountain Road.
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Cuesta Peak Camera has some of the smoke. It’s dissipated a bit, but there is definitely a working fire.
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Looks like Plowshare has a good/decent view. ALERT Wildfire
Also the LP’s wildcad has it at Lat/Long 35 11.196, -120 29.28, with a heavy run card.
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Great angle. That could prove to be a rough fire.
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Chances are, this is in the LP.
I know this area quite well. It is thick, continuous fuels and is in pretty arduous terrain.
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The Lat/Long puts it at the S/SW side of Lopez Lake (almost on shore). However, flightradar has all the aircraft to the NE of the lake a ways. Looks like T74 and T75 are almost back to Paso. I’m only assuming load and return, as I don’t have a scanner for the fire up yet.
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AA 340 seems to be orbiting in the vicinity of this location:
///neatest.countering.upbringing
which is ~ 35.244731, -120.38294
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This is on the forest
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All communication being switched to LPF forest net
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5-7 acres in brush w/ slow-moderate ROS, potential for 50 acres. 2 addl handcrews, 3 addl type 3s. 2 addl tankers for a total of 3.
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LPF: 10 acres, moderate ROS, on both sides of the road. 1 acre on the western side, 8-10 acres on the eastern side, potential for 100 acres.
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Per AA - 15 acres. Also, “these next two drops will decide if we can hold it or not”.
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Tankers are still working and it’s spotting ahead of itself some.
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20 acres, still a potential for 100
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Just about everywhere on the LP is arduous terrain…haha
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Has it been requested for this incident or SLU-Eagle ?
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This one. Eagle started while they were already in the air. I believe this A/C is on contract with the FS at this time.
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