Thanks that sounds about right.
a lot of us have been putting our comments on the wrong topic. maybe we should start keeping Q&A separate from Initial topics. I admit that I have abuse it more than likely of others. But I do not want to tax the Mods more than they are or have.
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https://rockyags.cr.usgs.gov/cgi-bin/camHist_movie.pl?camera=bald_mountain_1&visible=false&date=20200904&frame=109
i do not think this is an inversion. ==but a different whid shere. change of upper winds.
That seems to happen in this area as the sun sets and things cool down. Youâll see smoke get pushed south during the night.
This is very normal for the Kern River drainage, dirual canyon winds
Does anyone know the status of the ranger outpost in Grey Meadow ? I have had the pleasure of packing in there a couple of times.
TCSO issued a press release for a plane that went down in the SNF stating they are working with the forest service for recovery. Does anyone know if itâs related to the fire or heard any radio traffic?
Snf or sqf??
Iâm hearing about a possible camp move? Can anybody confirm?
ICP is now at the high school in lake Isabella as of today.
Thatâs a ways off from the fire and I do not think the fire has made it up that side of the kern yet. The cabin fire burnt up clicks creek and that area. Looking at the cams itâs no where near impacting the state forest.
Probably has something more to do along the lines with what the USFS did for the southern forests (closing) and maybe a little with the fire.
Yeah they could be following there lead and I know for a fact that fire is no where near the state forest and I wonder if Fiash and game will be handing out refundsđ
Actually it is in the Sequoia National Park
That it may be but is no where near Maggie or Jordan peak which runs down into alder creek into wishon then back up to Balch in the state forest, I know the area very well and know where the fire is at . Regardless the closure of state land is a little premature.
This is a great example of âold-schoolâ firefighting. Thanks for the photos!