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I live and work in metropolitan Lewisport, KY. I like webcams, through which I can see the whole world!
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You need to load the saved picture into WU photo galleries as a portrait, and then you can post it into the blog. I use right click, copy url and then use the image tab above the comment box to post it, although there are other ways.
One good thing, its not as cold as yesterday. That extra 10 degrees sure helps alot and today's temps are more normal for us this time of the year hovering around the 70F mark. Anyway, have a great morning. Will drop by later to check the cams again once daylight comes around.
Everybody take care!
gosh. I half expect to see Jack the Ripper tiptoe-ing around in all that murk on the ranch cam.
Current Situation
Total Personnel 1,212
Size 24,392 acres
Percent Contained 40%
Fuels Involved
Timber (litter and understory). Mature timber with significant dead and down, bug killed timber.
Fire Behavior
Active fire behavior, mostly interior.
Significant Events
Completed burnout on Div A/B. Continued mop-up and som rehabilitation. Need most of the current resources to ensure completion of mop-up, patrol, and rehabilitation.
Outlook
Planned Actions
Continue mop-up on all divisions. Line preparation shoulod be completed by next shift. Looking at options to keep fire in check on west side, Div A/B.
Growth Potential
High
Terrain Difficulty
High
Remarks
Temporary Flight Restriction expanded to the south to include the Helibase at Mt. Bachelor. Fire spread has been stopped outside of the Three Sisters Wilderness, but continues to spread within the wilderness. Increase in acreage due to interior growth contained by natural barriers within the Three Sisters Wilderness.
As Arnold would say.."I'll be back"
Will try to expedite the new blog today; hopefully I can get it done!
Hi, bug! The Sisters cam looks ominous with that smoke! I can't imagine what it's like to be a firefighter down there!
Thanks for the updates, Briar! It sounds like the terrain will play a hand at keeping the fire under control. I would imagine the firefighters will let the fire burn itself out in some places.
Wab, I think the trees start tuning colors in mid-to-late October. I'm not holding my breath for any color this year, as half the time the leaves go directly to brown! :(
Okay, Arnold, er, Alley, hopefully there will be a new blog waiting on you when you return! :)
All the othere cams looking good except for the sisters cam seems to be down. Hopefully not because of the fire.
I'm having problems with WU also. It keeps telling me running scripted will slow & stop my computer. Don't know how to correct that. It does it on LT and DT.
Good luck with your new blog.
Have a good night at work.
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