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Aside from about three days of the #HaydenFire and one 20k acre blow up in the wilderness, this #fire season in central Idaho is going about like I expected back in spring.
September is right around the corner, with it comes cooler nights and better humidity recovery. (It was 36° at my campsite Saturday morning) large fire growth can still happen, but it's less common. The first snow in the high country isn't that far off...
I think we're getting a hell of a break this year.
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Aside from about three days of the #HaydenFire and one 20k acre blow up in the wilderness, this #fire season in central Idaho is going about like I expected back in spring.
September is right around the corner, with it comes cooler nights and better humidity recovery. (It was 36° at my campsite Saturday morning) large fire growth can still happen, but it's less common. The first snow in the high country isn't that far off...
I think we're getting a hell of a break this year.
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Aside from about three days of the #HaydenFire and one 20k acre blow up in the wilderness, this #fire season in central Idaho is going about like I expected back in spring.
September is right around the corner, with it comes cooler nights and better humidity recovery. (It was 36° at my campsite Saturday morning) large fire growth can still happen, but it's less common. The first snow in the high country isn't that far off...
I think we're getting a hell of a break this year.
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Aside from about three days of the #HaydenFire and one 20k acre blow up in the wilderness, this #fire season in central Idaho is going about like I expected back in spring.
September is right around the corner, with it comes cooler nights and better humidity recovery. (It was 36° at my campsite Saturday morning) large fire growth can still happen, but it's less common. The first snow in the high country isn't that far off...
I think we're getting a hell of a break this year.
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Aside from about three days of the #HaydenFire and one 20k acre blow up in the wilderness, this #fire season in central Idaho is going about like I expected back in spring.
September is right around the corner, with it comes cooler nights and better humidity recovery. (It was 36° at my campsite Saturday morning) large fire growth can still happen, but it's less common. The first snow in the high country isn't that far off...
I think we're getting a hell of a break this year.
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Monsoonal moisture is moving into the #HaydenFire area. Not sure if any is hitting the ground yet, but ITD road cams to the south show actual widespread rain hitting the ground -- very rare for us in August. The increased humidity and (hopefully) rain should result in lower fire activity and give fire crews a chance to improve the completion of their confine & contain objectives.
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Monsoonal moisture is moving into the #HaydenFire area. Not sure if any is hitting the ground yet, but ITD road cams to the south show actual widespread rain hitting the ground -- very rare for us in August. The increased humidity and (hopefully) rain should result in lower fire activity and give fire crews a chance to improve the completion of their confine & contain objectives.
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Monsoonal moisture is moving into the #HaydenFire area. Not sure if any is hitting the ground yet, but ITD road cams to the south show actual widespread rain hitting the ground -- very rare for us in August. The increased humidity and (hopefully) rain should result in lower fire activity and give fire crews a chance to improve the completion of their confine & contain objectives.
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Monsoonal moisture is moving into the #HaydenFire area. Not sure if any is hitting the ground yet, but ITD road cams to the south show actual widespread rain hitting the ground -- very rare for us in August. The increased humidity and (hopefully) rain should result in lower fire activity and give fire crews a chance to improve the completion of their confine & contain objectives.
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Monsoonal moisture is moving into the #HaydenFire area. Not sure if any is hitting the ground yet, but ITD road cams to the south show actual widespread rain hitting the ground -- very rare for us in August. The increased humidity and (hopefully) rain should result in lower fire activity and give fire crews a chance to improve the completion of their confine & contain objectives.
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With better weather in the forecast, I expect we'll see some reduction in evacuation status over the next couple days. #HaydenFire
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With better weather in the forecast, I expect we'll see some reduction in evacuation status over the next couple days. #HaydenFire
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With better weather in the forecast, I expect we'll see some reduction in evacuation status over the next couple days. #HaydenFire
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With better weather in the forecast, I expect we'll see some reduction in evacuation status over the next couple days. #HaydenFire
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With better weather in the forecast, I expect we'll see some reduction in evacuation status over the next couple days. #HaydenFire
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catching up after being out of cell svc for a few days.
#HaydenFire is now a confine & contain operation
like what I'm seeing, lots of blackline and smooth edges at preexisting roads/trails. Looks like burnouts blacked in gaps between control lines and the fire in several areas.
I think they've just about got this one effectively corraled. Though it'll be a while before it meets the requirements for completion and controlled likely won't be until a season-ending event.
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catching up after being out of cell svc for a few days.
#HaydenFire is now a confine & contain operation
like what I'm seeing, lots of blackline and smooth edges at preexisting roads/trails. Looks like burnouts blacked in gaps between control lines and the fire in several areas.
I think they've just about got this one effectively corraled. Though it'll be a while before it meets the requirements for completion and controlled likely won't be until a season-ending event.
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catching up after being out of cell svc for a few days.
#HaydenFire is now a confine & contain operation
like what I'm seeing, lots of blackline and smooth edges at preexisting roads/trails. Looks like burnouts blacked in gaps between control lines and the fire in several areas.
I think they've just about got this one effectively corraled. Though it'll be a while before it meets the requirements for completion and controlled likely won't be until a season-ending event.
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catching up after being out of cell svc for a few days.
#HaydenFire is now a confine & contain operation
like what I'm seeing, lots of blackline and smooth edges at preexisting roads/trails. Looks like burnouts blacked in gaps between control lines and the fire in several areas.
I think they've just about got this one effectively corraled. Though it'll be a while before it meets the requirements for completion and controlled likely won't be until a season-ending event.
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catching up after being out of cell svc for a few days.
#HaydenFire is now a confine & contain operation
like what I'm seeing, lots of blackline and smooth edges at preexisting roads/trails. Looks like burnouts blacked in gaps between control lines and the fire in several areas.
I think they've just about got this one effectively corraled. Though it'll be a while before it meets the requirements for completion and controlled likely won't be until a season-ending event.
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Tomorrow's #SitRep is going to look far different than today's. I'm still camping with very sketchy cell service, but a quick look at the fire map shows a hellish day for our neighbors on the other side of the Rockies, fire everywhere...
I'll be back in civilization tomorrow and will do a deep dive on #HaydenFire, #ElkhornFire and all the new IA going on in surrounding areas.
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Tomorrow's #SitRep is going to look far different than today's. I'm still camping with very sketchy cell service, but a quick look at the fire map shows a hellish day for our neighbors on the other side of the Rockies, fire everywhere...
I'll be back in civilization tomorrow and will do a deep dive on #HaydenFire, #ElkhornFire and all the new IA going on in surrounding areas.
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Tomorrow's #SitRep is going to look far different than today's. I'm still camping with very sketchy cell service, but a quick look at the fire map shows a hellish day for our neighbors on the other side of the Rockies, fire everywhere...
I'll be back in civilization tomorrow and will do a deep dive on #HaydenFire, #ElkhornFire and all the new IA going on in surrounding areas.
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Tomorrow's #SitRep is going to look far different than today's. I'm still camping with very sketchy cell service, but a quick look at the fire map shows a hellish day for our neighbors on the other side of the Rockies, fire everywhere...
I'll be back in civilization tomorrow and will do a deep dive on #HaydenFire, #ElkhornFire and all the new IA going on in surrounding areas.
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Tomorrow's #SitRep is going to look far different than today's. I'm still camping with very sketchy cell service, but a quick look at the fire map shows a hellish day for our neighbors on the other side of the Rockies, fire everywhere...
I'll be back in civilization tomorrow and will do a deep dive on #HaydenFire, #ElkhornFire and all the new IA going on in surrounding areas.
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Yesterday I said I didn't think a #HaydenFire zone 2 or 3 evacuation order was very likely given their mapped action points, with a major caveat of "barring a wind event"...
I'm getting ready for a trip so I haven't done my morning #fire deep dive, but I'd keep an eye out for new evac notices today.
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Yesterday I said I didn't think a #HaydenFire zone 2 or 3 evacuation order was very likely given their mapped action points, with a major caveat of "barring a wind event"...
I'm getting ready for a trip so I haven't done my morning #fire deep dive, but I'd keep an eye out for new evac notices today.
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Yesterday I said I didn't think a #HaydenFire zone 2 or 3 evacuation order was very likely given their mapped action points, with a major caveat of "barring a wind event"...
I'm getting ready for a trip so I haven't done my morning #fire deep dive, but I'd keep an eye out for new evac notices today.
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Yesterday I said I didn't think a #HaydenFire zone 2 or 3 evacuation order was very likely given their mapped action points, with a major caveat of "barring a wind event"...
I'm getting ready for a trip so I haven't done my morning #fire deep dive, but I'd keep an eye out for new evac notices today.
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No IR overflight last night #HaydenFire. Cloud layer over the fire, flight left its fuel stop in Boise made it to Challis before turning west towards the Elkrun fire.
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No IR overflight last night #HaydenFire. Cloud layer over the fire, flight left its fuel stop in Boise made it to Challis before turning west towards the Elkrun fire.
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No IR overflight last night #HaydenFire. Cloud layer over the fire, flight left its fuel stop in Boise made it to Challis before turning west towards the Elkrun fire.
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No IR overflight last night #HaydenFire. Cloud layer over the fire, flight left its fuel stop in Boise made it to Challis before turning west towards the Elkrun fire.
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A closer look at 3 active areas of the #HaydenFire.
**Check the image captions for my commentary.
Overall, I think a ton of progress has been made, I'm interested to see tonight's IR flight data, but I'm optimistic based on what I see on the Ops map -- assuming the weather doesn't get too extreme I think they have a good chance of holding their primary lines.
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A closer look at 3 active areas of the #HaydenFire.
**Check the image captions for my commentary.
Overall, I think a ton of progress has been made, I'm interested to see tonight's IR flight data, but I'm optimistic based on what I see on the Ops map -- assuming the weather doesn't get too extreme I think they have a good chance of holding their primary lines.
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A closer look at 3 active areas of the #HaydenFire.
**Check the image captions for my commentary.
Overall, I think a ton of progress has been made, I'm interested to see tonight's IR flight data, but I'm optimistic based on what I see on the Ops map -- assuming the weather doesn't get too extreme I think they have a good chance of holding their primary lines.
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A closer look at 3 active areas of the #HaydenFire.
**Check the image captions for my commentary.
Overall, I think a ton of progress has been made, I'm interested to see tonight's IR flight data, but I'm optimistic based on what I see on the Ops map -- assuming the weather doesn't get too extreme I think they have a good chance of holding their primary lines.
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#HaydenFire was quite hot well after dark according to the GOES-West RGB #fire loop. Only visible fire in the northwest at the time.
and here's the ICS-209 update for the evening. Nothing too interesting was noted.