'Park' Fire Morning UPDATE 164,242 Acres 26 July 2024
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Who give these kind of comprehensive updates, otherwise? Nobody. Thanks Juan for the work you do.
When it comes to local news, this guy is the greatest!
Yeah forget mainstream media giving us actually accurate news.
That was incredibly comprehensive!
Right down to fuels and terrain.
Yes we still have areas of Paradise with high fuel.
My step-sister and her son lost their homes in Cohasset overnight. Luckily, they are all safe.
I am so sorry to hear about their loss. Do they have any idea how many homes in Cohasset burned? I lived there back in the '70s and built a house on Pine Cone Way. We always were ready even back then because of the one way in and one way out road. The news is only talking about Forest Ranch because they can't get into Cohasset except at the bottom of the hill. I would just like to know how all of Cohasset faired in this devastating fire. Again, I am so sorry for your step-sister and her son. Thank God they are safe.
There will be help out there, watch & listen for info. First thing is contact RedCross. After the CampFire my precious cousin held me by the hand & dragged me to the helpful agencies. I think I was in shock😳. After 5 yrs I’m in my new home.😻
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@@kathyhennigan7807 I have several friends in Cohasset (I live in Chico) and two have lost homes that we know of so far. Sorry I don't know the addresses.
Just saw that a SEAT went down in Oregon yesterday afternoon. Pilot deceased. Condolences to family and co-workers.
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Private citizen journalism at its best, thank you Juan. Even though i don't live in the US, i find your reportage concise, informative, instructive and transferable. My prayers go out to all the firefighters, pilots and townsfolk in peril at this critical time.
We are hiding at my twin’s in Chico. We are of Forest Ranch. We got our girls out and animals. And did our dad ( Keiffer) area too. We are wasted. I wish/pray all the families( really all) are ok. Thank you for this video. And all your great Oroville lake videos.
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It's sad that someone would think rolling a burning car off-road into a forest would be okay. What's sadder is that we see more and more of these insane people doing these type of stupid things.
insurance scam?
Lax California legal system.
@SteamCrane 100% someone trying to scam there insurance 🥴
Highly doubt the guy’s intentions involved things being okay.
I’m thankful he was able to be so swiftly identified and arrested. Some great work there from the people who made that happen.
Give me a break. He is not insane. He just doesn't give a damn when it comes to other people pure and simple. These type of people are scattered all over the world.
Thanks for your continuing monitoring of and insights into the Park Fire.
Thanks Tech!
Thank you Juan for your great work in updating everyone on this senseless fire. So aggravating
That was a shocking news conference. 😢
My parents had to fight a fire on the edge of a state highway as it was threatening their neighbor's home. Fortunately, Dad had a dozer and the skills needed to create the fire break in time. It was cause by an old guy that was working under the hood of his old truck. A fuel soaked rag caught fire. The guy tossed it out onto roadside grass and stepped on it. But he didn't pick it up. He left it there when he drove away. It continued to smolder, then all of the grass caught fire. It was fortunate that many caring neighbors reacted so quickly. It takes a while for the volunteer fire department in that area to get on scene. They used Dad's fire break, a lot of shoveling, a truck full of water, and then on scene monitoring for the rest of the day.
It's so sad that the Park Fire was allegedly intentionally started. 😢 Over 164,000 acres and growing. Hopefully, people take the evacuation notices seriously. People that live downstream of those valleys are also going to need to worry about flooding and mudslides this winter.😳
So the story saying the guy pushed a burning vehicle down the hill is not true?
They wouldn’t have had to do their own clearing and fire fighting if the politicians here in Commiefornia had been doing their jobs and clearing underbrush and thinning and maintaining the forests.
@@BackyardBeeKeepingNuevo the amount of land they have to cover and the amount of land that's privately owned that most people don't know is privately owned makes it impossible to clear that stuff. you pretty much have to take an educated guess on where you think the highest fire risks are going to be each year and hope you aren't wrong. but the end of the day it's everyones responsibility to clear brush but the reality is you have 2 primary groups that live up there, rich lazy people and aging/retired people that can't do it themselves or afford to have some one do it for them. i grew up in the california mountains, made a killing clearing peoples properties when i was a teenager and i also watched many houses burn to the ground because people would rather take the risk then pay 75-100 bucks at that time for some one to come in and clear the brush/trees around their house.
@@sirmonkey1985 Wow! Thanks for the great info. I live in a high fire danger area but keep my property clean and clear. I’m in my late 50’s and hire my friend’s son for a few bucks in his pocket to help me. It’s a sad state of affairs. The one line that you used was “rich and lazy” applies to So Cal especially well. When their property gets moonscaped I don’t feel bad because they get the notices to clear and ignore them or pay the fine. What pisses me off is their indifference and the rabid environmentalists who we’ve allowed to have so much influence over our government have made your poor father to have to be his own fire brigade and forestry service when we pay the highest taxes in the country. It’s total BS and we’ve got to get balance back in our State Legislature and State House or at a minimum vote in people with common sense who can work with others to get things done. Props to your pops for having been prepared. Good on him and I wish the best for you and your family. It’s families like ours who once made this state great. We have to run out those who can’t or won’t make things change.
@@danielm4436 Read it again. (OP is talking about a different fire in a different place at a different time)
what a nightmare. here in western montana, we are receiving smoke from the west and from Canada, and its forecast to be a very active wildfire season in montana and Idaho. thank you for these amazing explanations of fire fighting, and the nature if fires as sculptors of our landscape. you do a great job and have an amazing mix of skills and life experiences. awesome.
We currently have our Blackhawk helicopter fighting some smaller fires close to Stevensville. Just when we think things are wrapped up, another fire appears.
We were in our 5th wheel at GNP last August when the fires were very active in Canada, Idaho, Oregon, and very close to use in West Glacier. Could hardly breath. Across Rte 2, they were in evac preparedness stage. Had the truck loaded, fueled, and ready to leave the RV. Scary stuff because the biggest threats were between us and Columbia Falls which would have been our egress route of choice. But would have gone east if necessary.
Helena is terrible
My grsndson is on a fire in Washington and his girl friend is on one at Dutch John in Utah. Our prayers with all those fighting these fires and the support personnel.
Here in central AZ, the Forest Service is very proactive clearing and controlled burning huge areas up along the rim of the Grand Canyon, south of Flagstaff. It's amazing the people that complain about the smoke that hangs in the air for a couple weeks, usually when it's cool, not windy, times of the year. They have no clue why controlled clearing and burning is so important.
Kaibab NF was always out ahead in thinking! Thanks “Doc Smith!”
As of 10:00PM, 26 July. Fire has exploded to 240,000, jumped Hwy 32, trying to hold at Hwy 36, but spotting out beyond. Manton evaced, Shingletown evaced, burning hard toward Hwy 44. Stay safe and heed the advice of experts & professionals. They've seen the horrible effects when people don't!
Make that over 300,000 as of 11:30 pm
Whether it's plane crashes, drought, dual sport moto or fires, Juan is the only guy I trust to tell it like it is. This comment is not satire. So sick of incorrect 'news' posted online - you just don't know what to believe anymore. Thanks again for what you do.
Juan, the tanker pilots are awesome at their job. Amazing skills to fly like that so low to the terrain.
Praying for everyone to make it to safety, and for all the firefighters to be ok.
Bravest people on the planet.
I live in and have family in the Paradise/Magalia area. I can tell you that there is definitely an absence of tall trees from before but plenty of dry grasses, manzanita and scotch broom to fuel another fire throughout the area. The firefighters are doing a great job however the scale size is overwhelming.
The best dissemination of information on TH-cam!
Rock solid information you can trust.
164k acres in less than 48 hours is unbelievable and terrifying!
239,152 acres, now, in about 2 days, 6 hours.
@@lizj5740 Now over 300k acres in 2.5 days
@@hu_b Yes. I just saw that.
Unreal. I live in CO. Our biggest fires, all over the past 25 years or so, took weeks to grow to their final size, all much smaller than this one is right now. This is horrific.
I might lose everything to this fire, Its growing big and I am so close too it, I am currently packing emergency bags while watching this. Tysm for making this video. Lets all pray that everyone is doing okay and that nobody gets hurt! 🙏
Campfire 🔥 survivor. Like many others here in Magalia rebuilding. Be safe everybody if and when the time comes get your loved ones and animals out of the area.
We have Australian firefighters and our biggest Air Tanker in California at present. We are very familiar with this kind of fire. I'll be really surprised if the highway will contain it. Horrendous loss of forest, hopefully no lives.
Thank you for speeding up the press conference footage. Even at 1.5x speed that guy talked slow as molasses. 😴
"youtube enhancer" allow you to fully control playback speeds and many other options. It's and "add-on".
Greetings Juan,
I was a limited term (seasonal ) fire fighter at Forest Ranch 1971 and 1972 then transferred to Butte County Fire Dept ( CDF Schedule A) 1973-1977 until I went to USAF UPT(Vance 78-04). The take away is how much Butte County has changed. Forest ranch was a wide spot in the road. Air tankers are DC-10's and -80's. When I was there (a LONG time ago) the tankers were B-17's, P2V Neptune's and TBM/TBF Advenger's.
nothing like being dropped on by a B-17 at 100 feet. Great memories.
When you and I got into Wildland Fire the two-way radios ran vacuum tubes and the aircraft were all piston slappers.
Now the radios are all digital and programmable and the aircraft are all turbine or jet powered.
I won't try to list all the other technological improvements.
The one thing that hasn't changed is, at the end of the day, wildfires are contained, controlled and mopped up by joes and janes with cutting and digging hand tools. Fortunately, there has been some steady improvement in the design of chainsaws and hand tools since our day.
Thank you for your fire service and USAF service!
Just emailed a friend who lives in Forest Ranch haven't heard back yet hope he and his family are safe.
it all looks just like where we are, i hope everyone stays safe!
That is hardcore firefighting. Couldn't imagine what that kind of work is like
My brother is out there, his first day as a volunteer. Signed up a year ago.
My nomination for an Emmy. Absolutely fantastic coverage. I live next to Chico Airport (CIC). Amazing amount of sorties flying out of here. Of note: Billings Helicopter had a Chinook stationed here but it left 3 weeks ago....that helicopter would have been available for initial attack on the fire start, a mere 3 miles away
Initial air attack was held back for ten minutes due to suspected drone flying in area of flight path.
@@wendygerrish4964 I heard. Sad. But having a Chinook w 2500 gallon tank would have been nice. Horseshoe lake is 300 yards from the source of the fire....
The Billings bird N588AJ “Dos Ochos” got moved to Truckee to help with the Royal Fire, then north ops moved her up to the Willow Creek area. Your current chinooks are N238PJ & N950CH from PJ helicopters & Helimax Aviation
@scottyflintstone, I 2nd that!!
No night flights? Calfire was training for it recently.
Thank you for your coverage! Such a huge shame that that guy did this. I read that he was bothering some young teens at a water hole just prior (he's a RSO-registered sex offender!). Someone helped them get escape!
Great reporting Juan! As a native Southern Californian, my family moved to Bel-Air, CA North of UCLA. Just a few days later in 1961, the infamous Bel-Air fire rolled through the enclave of narrow streets and tall trees, destroying over 480 homes. It’s been a way life including assignments at Mather and later George AFB in the high desert area near Adelanto (also closed by BRAC like MHR). Take care Brother!
So the fire is likely to be the third strike? Lewd acts with a child, armed robbery resulting in great bodily injury, DUI, and now arson. Ok.
Shouldn't he also be registered as a sex offender? If not and he should be, that might be another strike against him.
Just Gavin Newsome's favorite type of person 😅
right I just made comment if we would just keep ppl in prison they can't do more pos things.
He should have been put away for life after the lewd acts with the child... but this is California. 🤦🏼♂️
Sounded to me like the DUI came after his 20yr stint in prison. The DA said 2020 for the DUI, right? If so, someone really dropped the ball by not having the DUI be his 3rd strike as all of this could have been avoided. 😡🤬😡
Thank you Juan! You are a source of comprehensive reporting for so many events, not just California and elsewhere. Let’s all give Juan Browne three cheers for his tireless devotion to all of us who learn so much from his selfless and tireless reporting. Take Care Brother! God Bless You and you family.
I’ve done a lot of mountain biking and hiking in Forest Ranch and Magalia. The amount of leaf litter in the hard to access areas, including pine needles and branches, is absolutely overwhelming. The fuel this fire will have reaching those areas is not be joked about.
We had a air tanker crash and the pilot killed fighting a fire in eastern Oregon late yesterday. Not sure Juan has that info yet.
The fire is 245k acres now and well past highway 36. We need a new update tomorrow.
Juan you da man!!!
Always appreciate your insight and foresight with real attention to detail
I can’t believe how big this fire got so quick. That’s F’n CRAZY!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for your time and effort to help keep the public informed of current events
Thank you for this. You may well be saving lives with this information. Fingers crossed for an optimistic outcome.
Thanks for the update
I hope that no lives are lost, as this fire grows. The arsonist is a career criminal. This time,
the court should sentence him to a long term, with no parole. He is a menace.
Juan, will you report to us about the Cirrus SR22 crash with fatalities, at the Hancock County - Bar Harbor airport, in Maine?
Thank you for the breakdown and details of this developing story! 👍🏻
Been going to Nevada City since I was born (the 90s). I have never seen that immediate area burn and it has always been in the back of my mind
Thanks Juan!! I love your channel. Being a professional pilot and being originally from Magalia/Paradise California it’s like a one stop shop for interest of mine haha.
The Australian 737 from the new south wales rural fire service (n138cg) is operating out of a place called chico so not sure if that's anywhere near there.
Yep that's where the fire is
Yes, Chico Municipal Airport is at the south end of the fire area, so a good short turnaround for sorties. But as Juan noted, very important for them not to press into dangerous levels of fatigue...
@@rebekahrain thanks I'm in Australia so hopeless in geography in America & going off flight radar 24 map while watching air traffic.
@@cliffhigson7581 Find San Francisco, CA, then begin going East up Interstate 80. The road begins to gain elevation. It also gets a lot drier looking with more scrub and tall evergreens. Crown fires along the tops of the trees get especially dangerous in that area. Everything between the valley floors and the Pacific Crest Trail is dangerous topography and terrain for both land based firefighters, and their counterparts fighting the fires from the air in helicopters and planes of all sizes. The Australian 737 will be capable of delivering large payloads of water and retardant. But it will be difficult to fly with precision in that terrain, even with a scout spotter plane to lead the way. Chico is also the home of a well known university, that has many majors for nearby business industries, as well as an excellent focus on agriculture.
@@cliffhigson7581Way to go. I have US printed maps to help me see the topography, geology.
Thanks for the update, but where are the videos about all the recent significant crashes in Oshkosh, Kathmandu, Bar Harbor and elsewhere? I know GA crashes happen all the time, but a couple of those were quite notable for several reasons. And of course the Nepali crash was of a commercial flight. Would love to see your analysis.
trying to keep up...
@@blancolirio I know, and I don't mean to sound critical at all -- I know you've got a lot on your plate. Just want you to know we appreciate what you do and look forward to your next video.
@@blancolirioyour workload must be massive. I’m still soldiering through my ratings (CFI is currently killing me) but your videos really help keep me grounded and remind me to treat the craft of aviation with respect and that healthy dose of fear that keeps us from taking unnecessary risks. I’m at 500 hours, so the temptation to have fun and treat it like a car is definitely there, but your content consistently reminds me of the professionalism I need to treat every single flight for myself and future students. As a local from Vacaville, your coverage of NorCal is especially helpful. Thank you for all the work that you do 🙏🏻
Butte County has a great sheriff
Another excellent job reporting on things happening in our state. I hope that you can do another report with the north end being the focus. I’m sure Manton took a beating last night.
Thanks for your update Juan. Prescribed fire🔥is an important preventative tool.
I’m in Anderson and I can see a big column, forming right now.
No amount of jail time could compensate for the damages to peoples lives.. very sad
The best thing we can do is put him back in prison and let all his new friends know what he does to children.
Gavin Newsom would invite him for dinner at his house 😅
@@Mr.Thermistor7228 And 34 time convicted felon donnie would sell him a pardon..............what's your point?
@@Mr.Thermistor7228 lol. Good news is he has two strikes, so he’ll get at least 90 days probation…
wow really???? .....If he was in prison where he belonged he couldn't have done this.
Keep voting for your soft on crime DA's, judges and politicians and enjoy the havoc idiot.
The MAFFS flying out of Point Mugu NAS have been working the Trout fire and Boreal fire up the Kern river, east of Bakersfield. When I watched the fire move through Cohasset last night on the cameras, I notice not much crowning of the trees, flame front stayed pretty low. Not burning at the same intensity as the Dixie fire a few years ago.
For reference, Manhattan has an area of 14,604 acres. The fire has gone through an area 11 times bigger.
It's now 16 times larger (239,152 acres per the Cal Fire page on the Park Fire at 8:35 p.m. on 26 July 2024).
Sounds like another case of a criminal that should have still been in prison and all of this would have been avoided.
Unfortunately. many of our California politicians have largely decided against prison as a crime deterrent
@@kamakaziozzie3038 C'mon, it sounds like he was in prison for about 17 years.
@@martinalfaros Typical aboriginal way of thinking.
It would have prevented the start of this fire. However, the deeper problem is the massive fuel load collected over decades.
Fires happen. Eliminate all the causes you can, and they'll still happen. I'm looking at the propane tank letting go among what looks like a forest of burning trees and wondering who packs kindling around a propane tank, expecting good things? If the trees are within 20 yards of something, expect a fire to make that something burn, and expect that fire to happen - someday.
Thank you, Juan for the update. Good luck.
The Park Fire is reminding of 2018 where the Carr Fire west of Redding had so many resources committed that when new fires broke there were no resources to put these new fires out.
So grateful to have you, Juan, monitoring the various things and reporting on them with technical accuracy :)
A tanker and pilot was lost today in Eastern Oregon. No details yet
It has been found; pilot deceased. RIP. 🙏
Back in the late 70’s and 80’s when I used to fight fires on the ground and from the air. We called this a “ Campaigner “.
See you in September.
It takes a lot money and effort to make defensive space.
But, realize the firefighters are not going to try and save your home if it too dangerous because it's surrounded by combustible materials and dense foliage.
Thanks Juan ! sure getting tired of these fires I see I got a mention Glad you didn't forget me
jasper Alberta got torched too.
Once again great job Blanco. Been watching you since the Oroville Dam problem and now the fire coverage has been key to getting quality info. Shoutout from another NorCal local.
Hi Juan, excellent description of fire fighting tactics. Keep up the good work!
It's a quite challenging environment for fighting fires and a lot of the trees seems to be pines who are very prone to fire. Propane tanks are also a challenging factor that adds fuel to the fire.
Thanks for the update……the guy responsible should be seriously consider his continued existence on planet earth at this particular juncture in time…..he is financially responsible for the entire cost of fighting this fire just for starts.
Love your recaps, Juan. Thanks for sharing your expertise and perspective (with a healthy smattering of watch out or else gotchas :) on so many aviation related matters. All the best to you and yours. ✈️💧🔥🌳
These guys who pilot firefighting aircraft are challenged in ways very similar to military pilots in combat, yet are widely unrecognized. The conditions they fly in are constantly changing and extremely challenging........godspeed, gentlemen.
Those firefighters are literally "Battling a Blaze".. Kudos..
Thanks! From my sister who lives in Chico. Earlier got the orders to "Be Ready" at her home. I'm a GA pilot and many have aircraft at Chico Airport.
She was impressed with your excellent coverage 😄
Wow! Thanks Lost!
Great report
Thanks
Just popped out of camping to this as our first messages.
Was here for The Camp Fire. Not interested in doing this again 😢
So far so good for our location but our community had been hit so hard over the years.
Honea and Ramsey sound furious
We've got the smoke up here in Chubbuck (next to Pocatello), Idaho. The smell is bothersome. I'm sure we have it easy compared to people closer to the fire.
My brother is fighting the fire today. He's all geared up and ready to go. Chico volunteer. 🙏🏼 Been following this channel since 2020. Thanks for your information and insight.
Hope he stays safe! How many acres now?
@@rhondaeverett8284 I think it's over 300k?
@@AndrewEvenstar ya thats what i think tooo. Hope youre brother stays safe!
@@AndrewEvenstar i escaped the Shingles fire of 2012, terrifying experience. Thanked God for the fire fighters. Amazing to see them in action. I was at church in Duck Creek the next Sunday and many of them were tooo. (I dont always go to church)
This is horrible, my boyfriends cousins lost their home from this fire. I have no words
it just keeps ballooning bigger an bigger
Thanks!
Great reporting Juan, horrific fire, and all caused by one person's criminal stupidity.
Juan, many thanks for monitoring this and for your straight-ahead updates. I'm sure they must help a lot of people. These fires throughout our state are abysmal. They wreak way too much damage. I've spent many years in California forests. It's heartbreaking. The only thing we can do is pull together and keep working to help each other out. Hats off to all firefighters, air attack and everything else inbetween fighting these fires. Hang in there. 🚒🚒✈️✈️🚁🚁💧💧🇺🇸
I understand that there is a tanker plane missing since yesterday afternoon fighting the Falls Fire in eastern Oregon.
Has been found. Sadly, pilot is deceased. RIP.
Pc-12 tail number N357HE down north of Gillette Wyoming. Rescues crews report 7 souls onboard, no survivors.
Thank you Juan!
I wonder how many people had their insurance canceled amid the insurance companies leaving California
Absolutely horrifying!
I grew up in Nor Cal, and one of our favorite places to camp was the feature Black Rock on Mill Creek. Looks like that area will be devastated ☹
I've spent months in that area in the last few years rock climbing and exploring. It's an amazing area, hope it will be able to bounce back from the fire and the road will still be still be usable.
Pray they can hold the 32 line. Weather does not look to good for that. Bad time for an upper level low to mix it all up
Bad forest management = unstoppable fires. As a young man growing up in California, control burns were common, crews would clean underbrush in the winter, sheriff should be mad at state management
Thanks again!
Thanks Dan!
Thank you for your updates
Over 300,000 acres now today Saturday July 27th! I used to live near there in Placer County! I was a firefighter there. Been living in Tennessee now since 2005
He is going away for life.
It depends. Is his crazy behavior caused by meth addiction, or is he just crazy? Just crazy may get him committed & treated and possibly released in 5-8 years. Crazy stupid high will get him 20 or more depending on the final injury/fatality tally.
@@countvonthizzle9623 gee idk just your average crazy lewd acts with a minor under the age of 14, robbery with great bodily injury, dui, now arson on the biggest scale possible and here you are trying to reason with him not to be put away forever.
Thx Juan for the update.
Juan please stay safe out there. I grew up in Redding and know how quickly those fires can spread.
Great Sherriff. He does not deserve this again.
Great update on that fire. We're you going to report at all on the Durkee Fire in Oregon? At over 250k acres, it is the largest in the Nation.
Thanks Juan
So far no fatalities which is great news thanks Juan for keeping us updated even though I’m in Oz ,we still have fire dangers here as well.
Safe flights,🙏🙏👋👋👍🇦🇺
7/27/24 update: Park fire now at 307k acres. Having lived for the past 5 years just off Nimshew Rd and Carnegie Rd in Magalia (known as the Upper Pines), I can confirm how concerned we were of the possibility of a fire striking us from the northwest due to heavy fuel load. This area was not burned in either the Camp or Dixie fires. We evacuated Thursday afternoon just to be safe. Thanks to all the fire crews for their incessant work. Thanks also, Juan, for your informative reporting.
We have one growing fast down in Southern California Borel fire has grown to almost 40,000 acres. The entire town of Havillah which was the original county seat for Kern is gone. Zero containment.
I think the Gov should create a California Citizen Journalism Award and name it after Juan.
Hi Juan….thanks for all of your hard work we appreciate it here in GV. Could you please look into the Cessna crash in Kneeland CA. One of GV’s finest person was killed in the crash. He was a no nonsense kind of pilot a rock solid guy. You probably met him at the GV airport he gave his life in performance of his duty as a contract flyer for CAL FIRE. His passing is a great loss to the GV community and to his wonderful family…thank you so much. Steve B.
Appreciate the update, great job! Thanks Juan