The Post Fire started yesterday afternoon in Gorman. It's already over 12,000 acres and only 2% contained, heading toward the Pyramid Lake area.
Post Fire (Gorman, CA)
- Tom Kenney
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Saw this driving back from Mt Wilson yesterday. It was the most gorgeous day in a while, marine layer broken (finally!), and I had a good outing. Get on the road home, and I see the smoke. It's been heavy breathing all day here, Northridge, south of Newhall Pass. It's also raining a bit of ash.
EDIT to add: CalFire incident page has some interesting graphic and data.
EDIT to add: CalFire incident page has some interesting graphic and data.
The caltopo fire-activity map doesn't show any hot spots anymore. I guess that means that it's burning very lightly at the moment, and now's the time to go try to squash it. Probably.
I don't know. It depends on the managers. They can do what's necessary, even though it's designated wilderness. But there tends to be less access, since they don't build roads through wilderness areas.dima wrote: Tue Jun 18, 2024 9:09 pm Does the fact that it's a wilderness area change anything about the firefighting effort?
That matches the CalFire summary. They're saying minimal fire activity now.dima wrote: Tue Jun 18, 2024 9:12 pm The caltopo fire-activity map doesn't show any hot spots anymore. I guess that means that it's burning very lightly at the moment, and now's the time to go try to squash it. Probably.