NV-HTF-???(HunterCreek area)

State ID:NV
3 letter designator:HTF
Fire name:-??? (none given in Sierra Front wild web)
Location:SE of Hunter Creek drainage which is SW of Reno Sierra Front lists as 39 27.570, -119 53.034
Reported acres: perhaps an acre or more
Rate of spread:moderate
Report on Conditions:establish column of smoke mid-slope on the NE facing slope in timber (Ponderosa)
Structure threat: not at this time
Resources:
Hazards:
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Agency Website:http://www.wildcad.net/WCNVSFC.htm

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Definitely building. Wind and slope aligned even if it in the NE facing slope. Access will be slow. Now air assets yet but they would have a clean shot at the fire.

NV-HTF-Evans
39 27.570, -119 53.034
Resources responding:
AA-0CP, B413 (HTF Type 4 Engine), B5160 (NDF Type 6 Engine), H-14HX (Type 3 Helo), HEL 402 (NDF Type 2 Helo), HEL 403 (NDF Type 2 Helo), BC11, PTL 715, PTL 716.

Nothing on the sierra front media page yet:
http://sierra-front.net/single-media-interest-fire

Possible scanner (not sure if it does USFS freqs or not):

edit: it doesn’t sound like that scanner is picking anything from this up.

http://www.alertwildfire.org/tahoe/firecams.html
Visible on the Babbitt Peak, NOAA Reno, Peavine Peak, and Virginia Peak Cams.

View from Mill Street in Reno. 1000 hrs.
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20 acres

I appears that the fire topped one ridge, traversed a drainage and is working up the next ridge. Wind is still ENE and slope aligned.

There is no HTF-feed on broadcastify. Unfortunately.

T-912 and T-16 enroute…

Per Sierra Front, this is the Evans fire, 35-80 acres

Fire is reaching the top of that second ridge. There is a little bit of a flat past that ridge.
There are spots out in that flat.
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Wind is trying to change to the afternoon Washoe Zypher westerly direction.
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Fires do have a strong tendency to run hard downhill in the afternoon there. Hope everybody is heads up.

A couple camera views of the fire.http://www.alertwildfire.org/tahoe/firecams.html

60 acres. Inciweb page up:
https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/5879/

Updated resources from WildCad:
AA-0CP, AA-8TM, B413, B5160, BattleBorn, BC 11, BC 441, BMHS, ESC1, H-14HX, HEL 402 HEL 403, HTender 1, HTender 2, NDF Chase1, PTL 715, PTL 716, SLIDE MT, T-895

200 acres, if the washoe zephyrs surface it’ll push hard downhill