CA-SRF-Lightning Complex

8/20 Briefing Map:

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XLC-1204A (SGB E52, MPK E61, ALH E71, ARC E106, LVN E761).
STEN LAC, STEN-T ARC & GLN
Dispatched 09/01/23 1459hrs

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OES T3 “XOR” and OES T6 “ORC” enr this AM

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Don’t know how much but got a good amount of rain over the Pearch today. Resources have been pulled off the line early

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We’ve been getting a good wetting rain down here in Arcata. I can only hope enough is also landing on the fires. Glad to see the rain fall. Also glad I’m not working out in it.

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Rest of Orleans spike doesn’t look any better and it’s still raining.

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It looks like the blue 2 and copper are moving in panorama view.
https://ops.alertcalifornia.org/cam-console/2305

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Yeesh, yeah.

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https://ops.alertcalifornia.org/cam-console/2503

Looks like tomorrow might get busier…

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Looks like the Blue 2 and Copper Fires are right on the edge of trace rainfall moving up from the SE. They’ve been the two most active fires in the complex past few days, Blue 2 grew something like 800 acres yesterday.


The active flank of Smith River Complex showing on Wild Frontier right now has been messy ever since the rains. The team had a big indirect box drawn when the fire was still actively moving in the end of August and it seems like they have had a hard time getting firing opportunities to wrap up that western edge of the Kelly Fire. I might be wrong on that, anyone with better intel feel free to correct me…

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