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30/09/2020

30/09/2020

(UPDATE 10/1 at 10am) Red Flag Warning beginning 1pm Thursday 10/1 EXTENDED // Advertencia de Bandera Roja comenzando a la 1pm del Jueves 10/1 EXTENDIDO

The Red Flag Warning has been extended and will now be in effect from 1 PM Thursday (10/1) to 6 AM Saturday (10/3) // La Advertencia de Bandera Roja ha sido extendida y estará en efecto desde la 1 PM del jueves (10/1) hasta las 6 AM del sábado (10/3)

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Red Flag Warning beginning 1pm Thursday 10/1 // Advertencia de Bandera Roja comenzando a la 1pm del Jueves 10/1

[Español abajo] The National Weather Service has issued a RED FLAG WARNING for the North Bay Mountains above 1000 feet, specifically the Glass Fire, from 1 PM Thursday (10/1) to 6 PM Friday (10/2) due for breezy northerly winds and critically dry conditions. The Fire Weather Watch is no longer in effect.

WEATHER EVENT DETAILS:

* WIND: Increasing northwest winds arrive Thursday afternoon during the peak of the burn period along with very low humidity. Northwest winds increase Thursday night into Friday morning with gusts 25 to 30 mph with little or no humidity recovery. Breezy northerly winds continue through the Friday burn period with continued hot temperatures.

* HUMIDITY: 15 to 25 percent but locally 8-12 percent with little or no nighttime recovery in the hills.

* HIGHEST THREAT: Active portions of the Glass Fire or those areas with unsecured or open fire line.

* IMPACTS: Fire will spread rapidly due to the combination of hot temperatures, very dry fuels, breezy northerly winds and low humidity.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS: A Red Flag Warning means that critical fire weather conditions are either occurring now or will shortly. A combination of strong winds low relative humidity and warm temperatures can contribute to extreme fire behavior.

City of Santa Rosa Preparedness Information:
srcity.org/KnowYourAlerts
srcity.org/KnowYourWaysOut
srcity.org/WeatherAlerts

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El Servicio Meteorológico Nacional ha emitido una ADVERTENCIA DE BANDERA ROJA para el área de las Montañas del Norte de la Bahía por arriba de los 1000 pies, específicamente el Incendio Glass, desde la 1 PM del jueves (10/1) hasta las 6 PM del viernes (10/2) donde se esperan vientos brisosos del norte y debido a las condiciones críticamente secas. La Vigilancia Meteorológica de Incendio ya no está en vigor.

DETALLES DEL EVENTO CLIMÁTICO:

* VIENTO: Vientos del noroeste cada vez más fuertes llegan el jueves por la tarde durante el pico del período de incendio junto con una humedad muy baja. Los vientos del noroeste aumentan del jueves por la noche hasta el viernes por la mañana con ráfagas de 25 a 30 millas por hora con poca o ninguna recuperación de la humedad. Los vientos del norte continúan durante el período de incendio del viernes con temperaturas cálidas continuas.

* HUMEDAD: 15 a 25 por ciento pero localmente 8 a 12 por ciento con poca o ninguna recuperación nocturna en las colinas.

* AMENAZA MÁS ALTA: Porciones activas del Fuego Glass o aquellas áreas con línea de fuego abierta o no asegurada.

* IMPACTOS: El fuego se extenderá rápidamente debido a la combinación de temperaturas calientes, combustibles muy secos, vientos brisosos del norte y baja humedad.

ACCIONES DE PRECAUCIÓN/PREPARACIÓN: Una Advertencia de Bandera Roja significa que las condiciones climáticas críticas para el fuego están ocurriendo ahora o ocurrirán en breve. Una combinación de fuertes vientos, baja humedad relativa y temperaturas cálidas puede contribuir al comportamiento extremo del incendio.

Información de preparación de la Ciudad de Santa Rosa:
srcity.org/KnowYourAlerts
srcity.org/KnowYourWaysOut
srcity.org/WeatherAlerts

30/09/2020

EERIE SKY: Check out this view yesterday from St. Helena, where the Glass Fire has burned thousands of acres in Sonoma and Napa counties. The Bay Area is now bracing for another heat wave and more critical fire conditions. Latest: abc7ne.ws/2SdoiIq 📷: .

30/09/2020

30/09/2020

30/09/2020

30/09/2020

(UPDATE 9/30 at 11:30am) Fire Weather Watch Upgraded to Red Flag Warning. Read new post here: https://www.facebook.com/SantaRosaFD/posts/3587045771347631

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[Español abajo] *FIRE WEATHER WATCH IN EFFECT THURSDAY (10/1) THROUGH FRIDAY (10/2) FOR CHANGING WIND DIRECTIONS AND LOW HUMIDITY*

The National Weather Service has issued a Fire Weather Watch for the North Bay Mountains in elevations above 1,000 feet. The Watch will be in effect from 1pm Thursday afternoon (10/1) to 6pm Friday evening (10/2).

Details ...

WIND: Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph on Thursday afternoon will increase Thursday night into Friday morning when frequent gusts of 25 to 30 mph will be likely for the hills above 1000 feet.

HUMIDITY: Poor overnight humidity recoveries are expected.

IMPACTS: Any fires that develop will spread rapidly in the hot, dry and windy weather.

HIGHEST THREAT: Active portions of the Glass Fire or those areas with unsecured or open fire line.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS: A Fire Weather Watch means that critical fire weather conditions are forecast to occur. Listen for later forecasts and possible Red Flag Warnings.

City of Santa Rosa Preparedness Information:
srcity.org/KnowYourAlerts
srcity.org/KnowYourWaysOut
srcity.org/WeatherAlerts

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*VIGILANCIA CLIMÁTICA DE INCENDIOS EN EFECTO A PARTIR DEL JUEVES (10/1) HASTA EL VIERNES (10/2) POR CAMBIO DE DIRECCIÓN DEL VIENTO Y BAJA HUMEDAD*

El Servicio Meteorológico Nacional ha emitido una alerta de Vigilancia Climática De Incendios para las montañas del Norte de la Bahía en elevaciones que superan los 1,000 pies. La alerta estará en vigor desde la 1:00 p.m. del jueves por la tarde (10/1) hasta las 6:00 p.m. del viernes por la noche (10/2).

Detalles ...

VIENTO: Vientos del noroeste de 10 a 20 mph del jueves por la tarde aumentarán en la noche del jueves al viernes por la mañana cuando es probable que haya ráfagas frecuentes de 25 a 30 mph en las colinas por encima de los 1,000 pies.

HUMEDAD: Se esperan malas recuperaciones de humedad durante la noche.

IMPACTOS: Cualquier incendio que se desarrolle se propagará rápidamente en el clima cálido, seco y con vientos.

MAYOR AMENAZA: Partes activas del Incendio Glass o aquellas áreas con línea de fuego abierta o no asegurada.

ACCIONES DE PRECAUCIÓN / PREPARACIÓN: Una alerta de Vigilancia Climática De Incendios significa que se pronostica que se producirán condiciones climáticas críticas. Escuche los pronósticos posteriores y posibles Advertencias de Bandera Roja.

Información de Preparación de la Ciudad de Santa Rosa:
srcity.org/KnowYourAlerts
srcity.org/KnowYourWaysOut
srcity.org/WeatherAlerts

30/09/2020

🔥9/29/20 A.M. Update🔥

The Bobcat Fire is at approximately 114,202 acres with 62% containment. Firefighters continue to patrol containment lines and mop up around the perimeter.

For communities in the Antelope Valley impacted by the Bobcat Fire, please visit bit.ly/BobcatFireStatus (click on Info for Affected Communities) for a listing of current Evacuation Orders & Warnings.

encourages residents to follow Ready! Set! Go! Safety tips at fire.lacounty.gov/rsg.

For additional incident updates, please follow & on Twitter.

For updates on evacuation orders & warnings, please follow on Twitter.

29/09/2020

[En Español abajo] REMINDER: Absolutely NO entry into areas with mandatory evacuation orders. No evacuation zones have been lifted at this time.

Please do not return to evacuated areas, you will be turned away by law enforcement. If you are *in* an evacuated area, please gather your belongings and leave immediately.

We are relying on you to follow these instructions to ensure your safety and the safety of our first responders.

Please refer to the evacuation map here: bit.ly/2EJnmIL

More info and updates from the City of Santa Rosa is available at: SRCity.org/GlassFire
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RECORDATORIO: Absolutamente NINGUNA entrada a las zonas evacuadas está permitida mientras que las evacuaciones todavía están en vigor. No se han levantado zonas de evacuación en este momento.

Por favor, no regrese a las zonas evacuadas, será prohibido por la policía. Si se encuentra *en* una zona evacuada, recoja sus pertenencias y váyase de inmediato.

Confiamos en que usted siga estas instrucciones para garantizar su seguridad y la seguridad de nuestros socorristas a medida que se desarrolle la situación.

Consulte el mapa de evacuación aquí: bit.ly/2EJnmIL

Más información y actualizaciones de la Ciudad de Santa Rosa están disponibles en: SRCity.org/GlassFire

29/09/2020

9/29/20
glass fire
36,236 acres 0% contained

https://arcg.is/05WKKK

Situational Awareness Application for Active Fires and Evacuation Orders in Napa County.

29/09/2020

Glass Fire Update

Glass Fire is currently 36,236 Acres
0% Contained

113 Structures Destroyed
Damage inspections still ongoing

29/09/2020

Entire City of Calistoga, California under mandatory evacuation leave now!!!

28/09/2020

28/09/2020

Shady fire in Santa Rosa, California

28/09/2020

CAL FIRE WILDFIRE UPDATES FOR 9/28/2020

Fires of Interest:

♦️**CAL FIRE Incidents**♦️

🔥Zogg Fire, Shasta County (more info...) NEW
Southwest Of Redding
*15,000 acres, 0% contained
*Evacuation orders in place
*CAL FIRE Team 2 in command

🔥Glass Fire, Napa County, (more info…) NEW
4 miles east of Calistoga
*11,000 acres, 0% contained
*Evacuation orders in effect and additional evacuations in progress
*CAL FIRE Team 3 in command today

🔥LNU Lightning Complex, multiple North Bay counties (more info…)
Napa, Lake, Sonoma, Colusa, Solano, and Yolo Counties
*363,220 acres, 98% contained
*While no growth is expected, fire suppression repair work is ongoing.

🔥SCU Lightning Complex, multiple Easy Bay counties (more info…)
Contra Costa, Alameda, Santa Clara San Joaquin, Merced, and Stanislaus Counties
*396,624 acres, 98% contained
*While no growth is expected, fire suppression repair work is ongoing.

🔥Butte/Tehama/Glenn (BTU/TGU) Lightning Complex, multiple Counties (more info…)
Butte, Tehama and Glenn Counties
*19,609 acres, 97% contained
*14 structures destroyed
*While no growth is expected, fire suppression repair work is ongoing.

♦️**Unified Command Incidents**♦️

🔥North Complex, Plumas County (more info…)
Northeast of Oroville to southwest of Quincy (Plumas National Forest)
*306,135 acres, 78% contained
*15 fatalities
*2,342 structures destroyed
*Evacuations in place
*Includes the Bear and Claremont Fire
*CAL FIRE Team 4 is in unified command with US Forest Service IMT Team 4, Butte County Sheriff’s Office and California State Parks

🔥Creek Fire, Fresno County (more info…)
Northeast of Shaver Lake (Sierra National Forest)
*304,640 acres, 39% contained
*Evacuations in place
*Heavy tree mortality in the area
*855 structures destroyed
*CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 1 in unified command with USFS Great Basin Team 1

🔥SQF Complex, Tulare County (more info…)
3 miles east of Giant Sequoia National Monument
*150,286 acres, 50% contained
*Evacuations in place
*232 structures destroyed
*CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 6 in unified command with USFS Team 2

♦️**Coordinated Command Incidents**♦️

🔥August Complex, multiple Counties (more info…)
Colusa, Glenn, Lake, Mendocino, Tehama and Trinity Counties
Elk Creek and Stonyford area (Mendocino National Forest)
*878,470 acres, 45% contained
*South Zone 488,897 acres, 70% contained
*North Zone 280,577 acres, 36% contained
*West Zone 108,996 acres, 65% contained
*1 fatality
*86 structures destroyed
*Includes multiple fires including the Elkhorn, Hopkins, Willow, Vinegar, and Doe fires
*A California Interagency Incident Management Team and Great Basin Team in command
*CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 3 & 5 are deployed on the West Zone of the complex

♦️**Federal Incidents**♦️

🔥Snow Fire, Riverside County (more info…)
Snow Creek Rd, west of Palm Springs
*6,254 acres, 95% contained

🔥El Dorado Fire, San Bernardino County (more info…)
West of Oak Glen (San Bernardino National Forest)
*22,680 acres, 92% contained
*1 fatality
*10 structures destroyed
*California Interagency Incident Management Team 13 in command

🔥Fox Fire, Siskiyou County (more info…)
7 miles southwest of Callahan
*2,188 acres, 89% contained
*Evacuations in place

🔥Slater Fire, Siskiyou County (more info…)
5 miles North of Happy Camp (Klamath National Forest)
*154,102 acres, 38% contained
*2 fatalities
*Evacuation orders in place

🔥Devil Fire, Siskiyou County (more info…)
5 miles north of Upper Devil’s Peak (Klamath National Forest)
*8,406 acres, 18% contained

🔥Bobcat Fire, Los Angeles County (more info…)
North of Duarte (Angeles National Forest)
*114,200 acres, 62% containment
*Evacuations in place
*Unified command with the US Forest Service, Los Angeles County Fire Department and Monrovia Fire Department

🔥Dolan Fire, Monterey County (more info…)
Hwy 1, 10 miles south of Big Sur (Los Padres National Forest)
*128,417 acres, 62% contained
*Structures threatened
*California Interagency Incident Command Team 15 in command

🔥Bullfrog Fire, Fresno County (more info…)
SE of Bullfrog Lake (Sierra National Forest)
*1,185 acres, 46% contained

🔥Fork Fire, El Dorado County, (more info…)
15 miles northeast of Po***ck Pines (El Dorado National Forest)
*1,667 acres, 70% contained

🔥Lake Fire, Los Angeles County (more info…)
Southwest of Lake Hughes
Angeles National Forest / Los Angeles County Fire Department
* 31,089 acres, 97% contained

🔥Apple Fire, Riverside County (more info…)
Oak Glen/Cherry Valley (San Bernardino National Forest)
*33,424 acres, 95% contained

🔥Red Salmon Complex – Humboldt County (more info…)
14 miles northeast of Willow Creek (Shasta-Trinity National Forest)
*111,012 acres, 31% contained

🔥Blue Jay Fire, Mariposa County (more info…)
Yosemite National Park Wilderness
*4,488 acres, 50% contained

🔥Wolf Fire, Tuolumne County (more info…)
Yosemite National Park Wilderness
*1,087 acres, 35% contained

🔥Woodward Fire, Marin County (more info…)
3 miles southwest of Olema (Point Reyes National Seashore)
*4,929 acres, 97% contained

🔥Slink Fire, Mono County (more info…)
2 miles west of Coleville (Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest)
*26,759 acres, 86% contained

🔥Moraine, Tulare County (more info…)
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Wilderness
*668 acres, 70% contained

🔥Rattlesnake, Tulare County (more info…)
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Wilderness
*4,070 acres, 0% contained