1 Sept AM Fire UPDATE Caldor/Dixie
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- LINKS:
Structure Map: calfire-forestry.maps.arcgis....
The Lookout: • Caldor Fire - 8/31/202...
EVAC NV: www.douglascountynv.gov/news/...
CalTOPO:caltopo.com/map.html#ll=38.73...
Patreon:www.patreon.com/user?u=529500... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Those firefighters are like super heroes! Ingenious, fast and courageous!
Beautiful communities in the El Dorado and Lake Tahoe area but not so much without the forests. When winter comes around I’m hoping to get more support from my neighbors as we thin and do prescribed burning on our twenty acres within the Stanislaus N. F.
Juan you are an informational badass. Thank you for your contribution from which we all benefit. Digging your other flight vids too and spreading the word.
Been also watching the lookout and you. You both are the only ones that do this right. All other news outlets are just inciting fear and making things worse with their “if it bleeds it leads” mentality.
Love you for this channel ever since the Oroville days. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
I second the recommendation for The Lookout channel. The overlay of fires on the 3D topography is very informative!
Probably some of the same hero’s that saved my place in Chicago park
Excellent work, as usual Juan. Something very interesting is happening thanks to the internet and folks like yourself. Take a look at the wild fire reporting from most network sources and compare those with what you see here and at some other high-quality content providers and you'll notice a wide gap in information and presentation quality. I think the end game is clear: the future belongs to folks like Juan who contribute far more thanks to their experience and dedication to providing valuable content. Times, they are a changing.
Totally agree...the old method of TV networks showing dramatic pictures and interviews about information that is hours and hours old and not predictive or timely is outdated. The newscasters might be a little prettier than Juan though, ha.....
I agree too but unfortunately the managers of TH-cam don’t. They heavily favour “corporate” news. CNN, etc. If you search TH-cam for wildfire news you will get only corporate sources.
@@michaelrausch6950 You nailed it. I suppose there will always be some folks more interested in drama and pretty faces than quality content, so the networks may survive a few more years...
The TV is always emphasizing the danger and the fear MAN PEOPLE ARE SICK OF IT as an audience as a collective consciousness WERE SICK OF BEING STRESSED OUT.
@@darrinsiberia Amen, bro. You said it- social media and television in general keeps feeding the fears and anxiety in many of us and we're overdosed. The high rate of suicides, social unrest, vile comments posted by many show a massive problem we need reversed ASAP. Very good point.
8:00 The Lookout channel's graphics are excellent! They show fire behavior mapped onto 3D topography, which shows so compellingly how fire tends to burn so readily up to the peaks of ridges, and so is guided significantly by topography, rather than just "spreading across the map". (Of course wind and presence of fuel are other essentials too, but both of those interact with topography also.)
Great coverage. 100x better than what you get from any of the news outlets.
The pilot pics are awesome thanks for another great report. Been watching Zekes reports and Katheryn's 24 hour feed ... both great feeds... so great people are getting on TH-cam many like myself do not have Fakebook accounts. Wish Cal Fire had a TH-cam channel for briefings and even cockpit footage would be awesome.
Thank you for your comprehensive information. All of the "news reporters" report dramatic opposite information.
Thanks Juan. Much more informative than a reporter standing in front of a burning bush
Sunny and smoke over DelNorte. Breezy winds 56° in Crescent City
Excellent morning briefing 🙏 thank you for your service. Just what I needed to know. Impressive detailed pictures too. Pictures worth a thousand words.
Yes just looked at the lookout you tube excellent. Thanks Juan.
Save our lung, log some trees !
Thanks for the briefing Juan and the suggesting Lookout!
You’re really good at this, Juan!
It feels almost unreal that the Bay Area isn't getting tons of smoke. Those off-shore winds have spared us on air-quality, unlikely prior years. At least so far! Last year my wife was making noises about wanting to move because of all the smoke. But... move where? Not even the poles have consistent weather bereft of natural disasters, any more these days.
Meanwhile, this year, I have friends who live near Carson City NV who are telling me that their AQ meters are reading 400-900 and that they are running their Winnix air cleaners 24x7 to keep the air inside the house breathable.
-Matt
Thanks Juan for continuing to keep us up-to-date (and for using ICAO day month year format)
The news stations, local and national, should contract you to do all fire reporting. You are one of the adults in the room.
Juan's fire reporting is very good but it's his aviation reports that should have TV networks calling. I imagine his lack of speculation and only reporting the facts is not a positive attribute to most news networks however.
I agree. National and California news are all about hyping Lake Tahoe and damages, when that is yesterday's news. Stateline is relatively safe but still in some jeopardy. Heavenly looks like it may get hit, MAYBE. Thanks Juan, for your exceptional reporting without editorial.
Nah, they don’t want him. It would be hard for the media to over sensationalize the situation with him on board. They’d rather have headlines like “Nevada Plans for ‘Worst Case’ Scenario for Caldor Fire” (Actual Headlines) with a news lady standing in the middle of an empty street talking about how busy the area usually is this time of year with the orange backdrop looking like a post-apocalyptic war zone.
My sister is in the middle of the Dixie fire. Was evacuated. I was thinking of moving there because sick of evacuating Santa Barbara. Can’t believe we’ve not yet caught fire this year here. Yukon it is.
I really appreciate how you aren’t afraid to plug other good sources of info.
Excellent coverage - Thank you. Thank for not just showing burning trees like all of the TV stations do.
Thanks Juan ...... your report? Is perfect. Your the man.
Juan: Your fire reports are the best that I have found. Please keep up the good work!
Thank you Brother
Fire crews are awesome people - May they all be safe during their amazing work. 🙏
#OurManInTheSky #OurManOnTheGround #OurManBehindTheLens!
Basically, #YouDaMan!
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Thank you Juan!!!
Keep it coming...thanks for updates and source references
You're the best, Juan! Love your style of reporting the facts as you see it. Always enjoy your videos! 👍❤
This could be the miracle we've been hoping for.
Meanwhile, in southwest Los Angeles County, we got a few sprinkles yesterday! There are three small fires lined up south to north in the I-15/ Cajon Pass area in San Bernardino County. These are being brought under control, and our relative humidity is rising, but their placement looks suspicious to me. I just wish we could import some of that hurricane moisture from the southeastern U.S.
Mos Def purposeful - it Is & Has been part of the plan for the past 10 yrs ... just look / remember what they've done to SOooo Many beautiful small communities esp central / nor cal
Sir, I really like your videos. You are soooo much more informed than some of the TV news people. They seem to stretch the time it takes to get to the point and some of the people they have in the field just don't have a clue! You graphics and experience as an airman and pilot are very informative. Thanks for keeping us up to date. I also enjoy your analysis of plane crashes. Although not a pilot myself I have traveled 100s of thousands of miles in the air as a business traveler. Your the best !
It terrible to think just how much the wildlife must be suffering. So many animals must have lost their lives, and just so much of their habitat being destroyed.
Nice job for all the updates, Juan. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Thank you for the updates!
Super coverage of the fires.
Thank you Juan!
Thank you for the update. I have friends near the fire. God Bless you, Juan.
thank you for what you do.
The variety of sites you pulled in for visuals is so fine....and it's nice to have some good news for some of those areas. Stay safe, Juan, and all your family.
I just read that 44 is open by the dixie fire... for now...
Excellent
Juan, Great job with the fire info. Much appreciated. Keep up the good work bub!
Ash is piling up like snow drifts in the honey lake valley
Great synopsis. Better than the news for sure. My daughter and family evacuated... live in Gardner Mtn. area. It's looking promising.
Had a relatively smoke free day Wednesday in the Roundup, Montana area. Saw this channel earlier! Great coverage!
Thank you for the update, Juan.
I can confirm it was smokey yesterday in Montana. Cleared up today though
Shit
Thank you for all your videos - and in this case for your excelent fire update videos. I was happy to hear you pointing people to The Lookout Channel - he is doing some great reporting!
Good help Juan. Many thanks!
Excellent video. Far better then TV news.
Juan, thanks much for this informative video, I watch much of your content. I'm a North Tahoe resident whom loves everything aviation and moto. Retired pro-pilot (USN, AA, and corporate) and moto lover (KTM 500XCW & 150XCW). Keep up the good work!
Thank you, Juan. Amazing coverage
Kansas City Approves of Juan's excellent coverage ! FLY SAFE~~~
Our horse club had a fall ride in the Red Clover Valley. Rode the horses over the hill to Davis Lake. Also had a ride up to Drakesbad. Sad nice country.
Thanks for the shout out! Got lots of comments from people who sent you our way, and we really appreciated your support!
The embers over shooting the valley helped so this was one instance when the wind and alignment actually helped redirect the fire toward the Carson Range
Thanks for your update JB.
Take care and stay safe. 🤟🏽🖖🏽
Thank you Juan great update
You Can't Get Good Information ,,, Anywhere,,, But HERE,,,,
Excellent presentation
Ohhhh anther fire 🔥 update! What a surprise. Juan what do you do on your free time?
Such great insight!
Don't forget to spare the horses.
Rest, recovery and rotation.
Talking about firefighters!
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Thanks again Juan and thanks for the referral.
This has been very informative - thank you so much!!! (I wish had I found your site sooner!)
Great update Juan, thanks for sharing
Were in eastern South Dakota , still fighten smoke. But when it rains it seems to clear a tad. It's crazy.
Thank you Juan.
Solid shout-out on the lookout.
thanks for lookout channel juan your the best
Thanks for anofter update!
Thank you keep up the good work!
Thx for the knowledgeable info. Watching the snow blowers going off at the ski resorts and hearing of people leaving sprinklers going, wouldn’t there still be structural damage from too much water? Often happens at large fires
Fire damage is always worse than water damage in fire situations... structure or wildland.
….And it’s no different that a few days of rain.
Great video. I don’t think the fire fighters get enough credit so I just want to say thank you boys and girls for all your Effort!!!!!!
Juan's showing the most astounding and wonderful thing I've ever seen shown on maps! That is the unburned corridor of Christmas Valley? (that we watched the fire approach with overwhelming doom and dread - saved!) and the housing developments that were saved by a timely and strategic backburn that saved 20-50 homes! These are magnificent California experiential disasters, like quakes. What're ya gonna do about it? The fire was actually cut in half for a front of 10 or more miles to protect peoples property best we can. Hooray! It is magnificent, war-like work and struggle, horror and fears by the bucket load and bringing out the best we got too, imho.
This IS a big and terrible war with salvoes by the enemy leveling whole American towns in just a few hours. Juan is doing peerless work here like NO ONE before! He is better than Walter Cronkite and Edward R. Murrow during the blitzkrieg of WW II. Fire season in California is affecting all aviation west of the Mississippi, it's so BIG and BAD, and may have caused the recent freak crash in Truckee/Tahoe airport a month ago.
Stay safe 🙏💜🙏💜
Reno air races coming soon. Thoughts on smoke shutting it down.
I take it no covering the French fire?
On the Caldor fire as far as I know the source of the ignition has not yet been reported . Not even any rumors which I find to be a quaint fact btw. Especially considering thw location it started at. Seems there ought to be a bird in tree somewhere nearby thats got a clue.
Very unusual.
Tweeker camp is what the locals say.
@@aron8949 Not surprised if thats the case.
Had 30k worth of property burned last year in 2 seperate fires no thanks to them folks.
@@aron8949 that's what i hear...friends saw a couple of "singed individuals" coming out...say their is video of the start of the fire on "Dustin's" phone.
By far you do the best coverage of these events, especially useful for those who live in these communities. The local and national networks need to take a page from your book when it comes to collecting and presenting critical information to the public.
Also, super cool of you to support your fellow YTuber! Will definitely check out! Much love to you and your "team" at Blancolirio HQ💜✌️😎🌎🍀
Wondering when We can return to Pollock Pines?. No nearby burns for over a week... never been evacuated before & only a temporary CA resident, so I have never experienced a wildfire & recovery. Have experienced Hurricanes, tornadoes & many deep snowstorms...
An do thankful for you detailed information for your viewers.
Technically you can go back whenever you want, you don’t even have to leave if you don’t want to. Despite the pressure from the authorities.
I live in Carson City...lady from South Tahoe in grocery store here said gas was going for 15 bucks a gallon and an Uber driver grabbed someone 1500 dollars for a ride out.
We've been living in the smoke of Mordor now for 3 weeks with the Caldor, Dixie and Tamarack fires and the heat for 10 days over 100, 107 peak on my porch.
Good on you to promote someone else's channel.
Steering the fire, how about that.. Good work. One thing most ski areas,have defense able
Area because of Ski runs. If they can use that they will not perfect,but works.
The lookout is also a great channel
We just got done with the bootleg fire! Praying for everyone involved in the fires still burning
Wichita, Kansas, here. You know, a little west of Stearman Field. It’s icky, hot and hazy out, due to the smoke, which makes sense with that satellite image. Without the smoke, it’d be icky, hot and clear.
Hallelujah!!! ♥️
The fire workers were staging at Kirkwood and fighting after their rest.
Fortune and hard work.
I wonder how high the flames were inside that 30,000 ft column behind Davis
This seems to happen every year, what and when does and how does it normally come to the end for the year, or does it.
Southeast Idaho is also getting all the smoke that Sierra Club let-it-burn policies can send out.
Nice report! What’s a good resource for a smoke forecast? I’m heading to Idaho and Montana next week. Thanks
I'd like to see how Cal Fire, or any fire agency, studies an ignition point of a fire. It is frustrating not knowing how these fires start. Of course, maybe we don't want to know, because flogging could potentially come in to play.
Lightning, cigarette butts, bandit campers
Lightning, cigarettes, campers, dangling chains on trailers, power lines, arsonists
@@ChrisClark_808 Yes, they're a myriad of ways fires are started. My point is, I would like to see Juan do a video on HOW fire personnel find the ignition point of fires when it says "Under Investigation."
"Gender reveal" device ignited the El Dorado fire near Yucaipa last September. The couple at fault called 911, so the cause was known right away. However, the responsible couple were not charged until July of this year, because the thing had to be "investigated," and the fire had to be completely out. I suppose most of the investigation involved gathering accurate data to use as evidence in the trial. Presumably that would include number of buildings and other property damaged or destroyed, and their dollar value. Also, injuries and the firefighter death would have to be demonstrated to be caused by their reckless activity. The death was being charged as involuntary manslaughter, according to news reports.
The really sad thing is that there will be other people who will do similarly stupid things, because, you know, they've gotta have their little "celebration" and make it memorable!
To, Juan and the blancolirio channel pilot base: You are the FAA Rules Expert. Are the Military Lidar or Contractor Lidar Drones Forbinden to Fly Mapping Run When the SOP Cal-Fire AirCraft are Grounded due to No Eye Sight Smoke Visability? Or is the 20 hours of AI drone recon data down for smoke visability to?
Odd that we protect a structure that takes 15-20 trees to build, but in the process, sacrifice thousands to millions of actual trees. I know people are attached to their structures, but the trees will take 50 or more years to regenerate. A structure can be rebuilt in a few months as long as there are still some trees left to rebuild it. Mixed priorities?
It is called backfire...dangerous but if accomplished correctly very effective.
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