I'm bummed on this fire, hits home & soul!
so any updates appreciated
It is currently burning in steep, rugged terrain in the San Gorgonio Wilderness..
.it's hit South Fork Whitewater, Raywood Flats
diversion dams and flume et. al.
although they said attempts were made to save those historic structures...no way to save it all.
area beyond MCJO is pure matchbox, old growth/heaps of fuel
and 'impossible' to try and make a fight-in and beyond that is Dragon's Head/Bighorn
I think they'd make a real attempt to hold it at the Galena ridgeline.
and out of that area beyond MCJO....
my favorite flora and fauna
they're probably held up at the diversion dams with giant pumps/lines running everywhere???!!!!
large plum today obliterated summit et. al. from the east.
Normally in this view (Y.V. looking west) you see Bighorn/Tarn/San G.
this map is old now but...
what's western side look like, ie A.O.?
less smoke today wind shift?
HATHAWAY CA-BDF-8526 Type: WF Start: 06/09/2013 1157 Cause: U Priority:
Overhead Team Name: DON GARWOOD Organization: Type 2 Team Local: GACC:
Size:
3,596 ACRES % Cnt/MMA:
45 % Est Contain:
06/25/2013 Latitude:
34° 0´ 12" Longitude:
116° 49´ 29"
Location: NORTH OF THE CITY OF BANNING $$ Costs to Date: $7,407,643
Structures Threatened: NONE Structures Destroyed: 1 OUTB
Resources Committed: Total Personnel: 1,228 Report Date: Jun 14, 2013 1730
6/16/2013 - 3827AC and 52% containment and looking better now, not growing so much, Saturday the summit was visible, in fact I couldn't see the plume.
The fire contiunes to look better each flight biggest issue is the Northeast corner where there continues to be small growth. (this is south fork WW area)
The was fire spread along the East and Northeast corner of the fire. There appears to be isolated heat over the line near the far Northeast corner. This was marked, there could be one of them over the river (over south fork)
6/16/2013
