Hunter Valley Bush Fire - 08/07/2023 | Multiple NSW Rural Fire Service & Fire Rescue NSW Responding
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Around 13:00 a large bush fire broke out in Heddon Greta outside of Kurri Kurri NSW. The first arriving appliance reported a large and fast spreading fire due to the winds and requested numerous other appliances.
I managed to get on scene after 20 minutes of the Incident occurring. Here is my footage.
sorry about the wind, cant help that
*APPLIANCES IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE*
- New South Wales Rural Fire Service (NSWRFS)
- Fire & Rescue New South Wales (FRNSW)
East Maitland 1 - NSWRFS
Cameron Park 1 - NSWRFS
Pumper 344 - Kearsley Fire Station - FRNSW
Benwerrin 1 - NSWRFS
Mulbring 7 - NSWRFS
Benwerrin 1 (again) - NSWRFS
Bush Fire Officer 4 (BFO4) - FRNSW
Thornton 1 - NSWRFS
Bolwarra-Largs 1 - NSWRFS
Composite Tanker 498 - Holmesville Fire Station - FRNSW
Lower Hunter Group 5 - NSWRFS
Tanker 220 - Bellbird Fire Station - FRNSW
Central 1 - Cessnock NSWRFS (sorry accidentally messed up this vid)
CAFS Tanker 349 - Kurri Kurri Fire Station - FRNSW
Raymond Terrace 1 - NSWRFS (video glitched)
Fleet 1 Delta - NSWRFS
Mulbring 1 - NSWRFS
North Rothbury 1 - NSWRFS
Lochinvar 1 - NSWRFS
Some of the vids glitched, lost 2 other responses. Hope you enjoyed the others.
*Phenomenal footage!* 🚒👍👍
Cheers
Must be one of the biggest winter bushfire turnouts ever!
Yeh the wind was ferocious. There were multiple houses under threat and the fire was fully moving very fast. The longer I stood there the more trucks would come!
Ooh! I watch both of your videos. Kiwicanuck and EmergencyNSW!!
Love the content, and is just influenced me to start posting emergency vehicles from South Australia, along with my YT channel.
LOVE your content @thekiwicanuck and @EmergencyNSW
Lighting ob:-
NSW Fire & Rescue tenders specify a rear fog lamp. Have done since circa 1988 on the basis of occupational health & safety. The function, if on, offers up to 20 times the luminous intensity over standard taillights.
RFS tenders should utilize same, for thick smoke/fog like conditions, strobes on high are cute n all, but an RF, lower than roof, will outperform them.
The ADR is stupidly optional for all ADR categories.
Use in seriously reduced visibility conditions only, OFF the moment things clear up.
J.
Wow. That's a large response. Excellent catches.
thanks
Noice Catches
Would you think for the Bushfire season it'd be like this?
I mean usually in winter the fires don't get too big. But on this day fire conditions were pretty perfect for one to rip, it was very windy as you could tell, and quite dry out too.
plus almost certain this was deliberately lit, theres been a heap of suspicious fires in this area over the past months. So that would explain why it was big
@@EmergencyNSW Well windy conditions and perfect fire conditions mix well.. has it been extinguished?
Buhsfire season the responce would most likely be twice thrice the size of this with aircraft being scrambled first, well thats how it goes here in south australia anyway
@@shannonstaschik2086 yeh pretty sure they had a heli come to this one, I had to head off though didn’t stay for it
how large is large
ill go take a measuring wheel out and walk around for ya
@@EmergencyNSW THANK YOU
Bit early in the year for a bushfire.
yeh, conditions suited fires quite well tho
Prepare everyone this is just the start of whats already starting to be and voikg to be a bad bushfire season for all
Nope
Hectic video, jealous
bit windy aye
was this today
yeh
hot
WHAEHAFEWWWAWAAAAAG
Exactly
Highly suspicious
u reckon?
Pls listen guys! You understand how fires fuel them selves? You know how magnesium, or aluminium feeds it's self? Our lans have been dusted with aluminium, barium, strontium! This shit burns!!! It goes of especially in dust form! Be safe guys! Be ready!