CA-SNF-Creek-2020???

California & Hawaii Hotlist Questions and Discussion
#172

take a look at this shot

https://rammb-slider.cira.colostate.edu/?sat=goes-17&z=5&im=12&ts=1&st=0&et=0&speed=130&motion=loop&map=1&lat=0&opacity[0]=1&hidden[0]=0&pause=0&slider=-1&hide_controls=0&mouse_draw=0&follow_feature=0&follow_hide=0&s=rammb-slider&sec=full_disk&p[0]=fire_temperature&x=14051&y=3670.5

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#173

Thanks! We were just up east of Courtright in late July for a backcountry trip. Such beautiful area. I appreciate your time.

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#174

The Plumas Complex is north of Lake Tahoe. You can see Tahoe at the north end of the animated heat signature map. The one I am looking at is south of Tahoe and NNW of Creek Fire.

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#175

He said North West, not South East! :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
Yes, Yosemite fires.
Blue Jay especially hot.

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#176

At this rate the whole Sierras could go up from the sequoia to Oregon border

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#177

the fire fire above the Creek has really grown

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#178

do not stop at the calf border. things are happening above it also

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#179

Gotcha… there’s just too many to keep track!

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#180

Yeah I just was in the areas of Oregon that are going up right now.

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#181

The fire investigator in me is going… oh really!

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#182

Yeah last week and it was in the upper 90,s up there

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#183

75 acre spot? I doubt they can drive it anywhere if it’s wind driven and crowning!

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CA-SNF-Creek
#184

With no ground resources and the remote location this spot will eventually be part of the main fire.

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#185

Wonder if the strike teams getting released tomorrow from the SCU complex will head down that way.

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#186

Nothing is impossible, he has the eyes in the sky and is calling what he sees

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#187

Is there a total acreage update?

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#188

Does anyone have information regarding cabins in the huckleberry track, along Huntington lake road and old tank lane?

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#189

County supervisor Nathan magsig has been doing daily live videos. They went through pine ridge to auberry yesterday they were at pine ridge and it was hard for me not to cry watching the video from pine ridge to mile high on auberry Rd and all I can say is I knew I would see that area burn in my lifetime. The last a fire came up through that half bowl was around 100 years ago and wiped out the logging camp.

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#190

This was meant as a reply to Jsdavis’ question about the Huntington area.

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#191

Yes the areas up here on Oregon flared up quick. I live around Albany and I’ve been watching them break out.

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