Author Topic: Wildfire News 2022 (Read 130012 times)

sagespirit · « **Reply #140 on:** Jun 18, 22, 06:59:39 PM »

Got it. Thanks, John. A good reminder to all that the fire is not yet completely out. Take care.

Jim Wilkins · « **Reply #141 on:** Jun 19, 22, 09:11:08 AM »

Quote from: tt2468 on Jun 18, 22, 12:00:00 AM

Me and a few neighbors have been discussing going in on starlink dish, so that if an emergency happens in town we can just set it up and pay for a month of service. Plus having generators I feel like that would be good preparation for another event like this.

I have starlink and it works well. They now have an RV version that is portable and you can start and stop membership as well. Might be what you were looking for

sagespirit · « **Reply #142 on:** Jun 19, 22, 04:03:11 PM »

I was told by a neighbor that Hwy 2 to 138 is closed due to another fire. Any factual basis to this info? Thanks.

Wrightwood · « **Reply #143 on:** Jun 19, 22, 04:07:02 PM »

Helicopter working the Sheep Fire

https://www.flightradar24.com/N205TK/2c508b99

sagespirit · « **Reply #144 on:** Jun 19, 22, 04:10:14 PM »

Thanks much, John. I can hear the chopper.

Wrightwood · « **Reply #145 on:** Jun 19, 22, 04:12:20 PM »

CHP website not showing anything about a closure

Wrightwood · « **Reply #146 on:** Jun 19, 22, 04:16:32 PM »

Helicopter just filled up at Mtn High and making 1st drop

Wrightwood · « **Reply #147 on:** Jun 19, 22, 09:21:51 PM »

Angeles National Forest
#SheepFire Update:

- 100% contained
- Firefighters will continue patrols and mop-up to extinguish hot spots over the next several days.
- Interior heat expected for the next several days.
- Swirling ash/dirt (dust-devils) may look like smoke.

For more info visit INCIWEB at https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8151/

Tall Trees · « **Reply #148 on:** Jun 21, 22, 02:34:26 PM »

The north American monsoon season has arrived earlier than usual, and we may get some rain and thunderstorms on 6-22-2022. There might be a chance of mud and debris flows in the burn area during thunderstorms.

Wrightwood · « **Reply #149 on:** Jun 22, 22, 09:56:49 PM »

Angeles National Forest update on lightning-caused fires:

As of late afternoon today, wildland firefighters at the Angeles National Forest had controlled three small lighting fires on the Angeles National Forest, specifically at Sulfur Springs, at Mt. Harvard near Henninger Flats, and west of Mt. Wilson. Los Angeles County Fire Department and Pasadena Fire Department assisted us on the Harvard Fire. We assisted Los Angeles County Fire Department and Los Angeles Fire Department on two additional fires.

Several additional small fires have been reported in/around the Angeles National Forest since late afternoon today.

Firefighters are focused on putting new fires out, monitoring areas that burned earlier today, and patrolling and responding to reports of smoke from the public.

Dana M. Dierkes (she/her/hers)
Public Affairs Officer

Forest Service

Angeles National Forest
San Gabriel Mountains National Monument

cell: 626-698-8482
dana.dierkes@usda.gov

701 N. Santa Anita Avenue
Arcadia, CA 91006

yodeler · « **Reply #150 on:** Jun 22, 22, 11:10:24 PM »

11pm 2 spotters and 1 helicopter circling Mt. San Antonio. Lightning strikes?

Wrightwood · « **Reply #151 on:** Jun 24, 22, 02:12:26 PM »

State ID: CA
3 letter designator: ANF
Fire name: Baldy
Location: 34 14.562, -117 40.812. NW of Mt. Baldy, CA
Reported acres: 20
Rate of spread: moderate
Report on Conditions: AA12 reports 15-20 acres, burning up to the ridge. Potential 200-300 acres.
Structure threat: not currently
Resources: ANF, LAC, AA12, T02, VLAT910
Hazards: little to no access
Weather:
Radio channels:
Scanner link: Angeles National Forest Fire Net https://www.broadcastify.com/webPlayer/25757

Webcam link: https://www.alertwildfire.org/region/orangecoca/?camera=Axis-Johnstone1
https://www.alertwildfire.org/region/orangecoca/?camera=Axis-Sunset1

Agency Website:

Joe Schmoe · « **Reply #152 on:** Jun 24, 22, 02:37:30 PM »

^^^Immediately above a well-used hiking trail that starts at Cow Canyon Saddle.

Wrightwood · « **Reply #153 on:** Jun 24, 22, 03:58:16 PM »

Angeles National Forest

#BaldyFire A small wildfire caused by a recent lightning strike is burning two miles west of Mt. Baldy in the Sheep Mountain Wilderness. Firefighters with aircraft support are on the scene from the Angeles National Forest, Los Angeles County Fire Department and San Bernardino County Fire.

Wrightwood · « **Reply #154 on:** Jun 25, 22, 07:33:14 AM »

Wrightwood · « **Reply #155 on:** Jul 23, 22, 11:19:58 AM »

7-23-22 Drift smoke from fires above Fresno

https://fire.airnow.gov/

Wrightwood · « **Reply #156 on:** Jul 23, 22, 11:29:52 AM »

Wrightwood · « **Reply #157 on:** Jul 23, 22, 11:47:40 AM »

AIR QUALITY ADVISORY: Updated July 23, 2022
Smoke from Oak Fire adversely impacting local air quality

UPDATED: July 23, 2022

MDAQMD has amended this advisory. Parts of the MDAQMD jurisdiction is experiencing wildfire smoke impacts, likely coming from the Oak Fire, which had already scorched nearly 7,000 acres in Mariposa County, north of Fresno, as of 10 a.m. Saturday, July 23, 2022. Air quality may be adversely affected at times, depending on fire activity, firefighting efforts and weather conditions. Those experiencing smoke impacts may consider reducing exposure to minimize potential health impacts, especially those in sensitive groups including people with heart and respiratory illness, seniors, children and active adults.

https://www.mdaqmd.ca.gov/Home/Components/News/News/417/

Joe Schmoe · « **Reply #158 on:** Aug 17, 22, 01:14:48 PM »

Fire in the pass, just north of Devore on the north side of the 15. https://www.alertwildfire.org/region/orangecoca/?camera=Axis-SanSevaine1

It looks like it made a pretty big run up a hillside. And here we sit, 30 minutes after the fire started (12:48pm) and the only aerial thing I can see is a single helicopter....in this weather. Firefighting at it's best.

Joe Schmoe · « **Reply #159 on:** Aug 17, 22, 01:54:45 PM »

First phoschek drop at 1:25pm...nearly 45 minutes after the fire started. Fire looks much more subdued now.