6:00 PM UPDATE: FIRE IS OUT
Tankers 74 and 75 just launched out of Paso around 4:30 pm per my source.
Incident: 00298 Type: Report of Fire Location: Pebble Beach Loc Desc: ON BORONDA NEAR POPPY HILLS Lat/Lon: 36.568889 -121.951272
| Detail Information | ||
| 4:19 PM | 9 | [19] [Notification] [CHP]-CALFIRE REQ CHP CLOSE DOWN RHONDA AT SUNRIDGE / ADVSD CHP UNIT 97 AT THAT 1020 [Shared] |
| 4:16 PM | 8 | [15] [Appended, 16:16:36] [4] TRANS CDF MTY |
| 4:15 PM | 7 | [13] [Appended, 16:16:36] [2] WHI SMOKE SEEN |
| 4:15 PM | 6 | [12] [Appended, 16:16:36] [1] POSS FIRE AT PEBBLE BEACH |
| 4:06 PM | 5 | [9] CLOSE THE RDWY |
| 4:05 PM | 4 | [6] LG PLUME OF BLK SMOKE VISIBLE |
| 4:05 PM | 3 | [5] CDF MTY 1097 |
| 4:05 PM | 2 | [4] VEG FIRE |
| 4:04 PM | 1 | [3] TRANS TO CDF MTY |
oh no…..
We have no power again in N. Cal fires and wind
I know water is precious and should be considered much more then a resource, especially in out lying areas.
Just wondering if anyone has thought of roof top sprinklers.Our family was raised out in the country with just three neighbors and very wooded, our farther built and installed sprinkles on the roof that he could turn on, we too were on a well.The water was then pumped up to a redwood holding tank, so when the power went out ( which was often ) we had water form a gravity feed . This was in the early 60’s, just a thought.I know it wouldn’t work for everyone. Thoughts and prayers to all. Jon