I would love to better understand how these fires work. View the picture. An entire right roadside grass and trees unburned. With complete devastation all around.
Same applies to so many pictures in Paradise. Entire homes burn only to ashes - even metal gone. And adjacent are unburned trees. Apparently nobody stays around to record how this happens. And yet that (and not the resulting devastation) are pictures we all need more. Since news (from actual newsmen) must always leave us better informed. And not waste time with emotions over the resulting devastation that bimbos want to report. One interesting story is how a couple survived by staying in their pool. One would think that was a no brainer. And then we learn what they said. Even in the pool, they had difficulty surviving. Facts we should all understand - when news is reporting what is relevant. |
Maybe people felt it was dangerous to stay behind and film?
Maybe the power went out an hour or two before the fire arrived so any cameras left behind recording lost power? My brother has numerous hard wired game cameras on his property and along his driveway, but they all lost power. He did stick around for an hour or two packing up and watching helicopters filling their buckets from the farm pond next door, but then it was time to help a neighbor wrangle house cats and hit the road. Fortunately for him his road was deserted because it was blocked by fire at Paradise, so he had no trouble driving out. Not such good fortune for the people who died in their cars in Paradise. |
He told me that an hour or two after he left, his neighbor finally left, and at that time, according to the neighbor "golf ball sized" flaming embers were falling from the sky everywhere.
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I wouldn't live in a place that regularly threatened my life.:headshake
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Embers, little Molotov Cocktails, carried by 50 + mile an hour hot dry winds.
In Santa Rosa the fire jumped 6 lanes of freeway, with median and pull-over lanes and frontage roads on both side. Makes foolish 100 foot cleared "defensible" zones, especially when the power goes off taking your well with it. Those ember bombs can't be new, but they have been the driving force behind the destruction of nearly ten towns in the past three years in Northern California. |
As the climate changes it will only get worse.
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I think its sad TRUMP is threatening california that he will STOP FEDERAL AID if they dont get the fires under control!!!!
http://www.vox.com/energy-and-enviro...climate-change HOW ABOUT HE GET OFF HIS ASS AND HELP THEM!!!!!!!! -- He has more $$$$$ then anyone!!!!!! Unreal bastard!!!!!! |
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