Not to invoke any further this hurricane they call Sandy arriving, but Sandy is not really a name befitting for a weather condition that has destructive effects this time of year
As millions are over in Mecca on Hajj
The Mid-Atlantic region in the area around Washington D.C. is concerned about a boomerang-shaped weather pattern moving from south to north rumored to have the prospect of materializing into a severe hurricane
Look to the good side of things, as the name is not befitting, the nature of the name is not befitting, so to will the storm not hit us
Not working today, therefore am not, but am putting the information out
Let us all be the best, and hope for the best
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Friday, October 26, 2012
Friday, August 24, 2012
Wildfires Direct List Emphasis on the States of Idaho, Montana, and Washington, Update on August 24, 2012. Northern California Roadmap Included in this Blog Post
Halstead Fire, 96,000 acres affected, location: 18 miles northwest of Stanley, Idaho, in the Salmon-Challis National Forest
Mustang Complex Fire, east, central Idaho, Salmon Challis National Forest, "is currently west of Spring Creek, north of the Salmon River, east of Lantz Bar, and south of Horse Creek, Gattin Ranch and Bronco Lake" [source: NASA] burned as of about 2pm this afternoon, 118,220 acres; fire moving in the direction of Blue Nose Lookout, good news on this one is reports have that there have been no structures destroyed
'Trinity Ridge' Fire, about 173 square miles, reports of over 105,000 acres, 50 miles northeast of Boise, Idaho
Enclosure Fire; status?,as in active or put out? Answer, compared to fires in the hundreds of thousands of acres, it might not be receiving much media attention
Fire was or is near Ketchum, Idaho, size as of August 21, 2012 was under 200 acres
Lost Packer Fire, mainly located in Idaho, movements toward Corn Creek
Cache Creek Fire, 2900 acres and still growing; in the northeast area of Wallowa County into Washington; just under a quarter of the fire is in Asotin County, Washington. Main area of fire, is reportedly, Hells Canyon National Recreation Area (HCNRA) in the Cache Creek area
California continued: Vallecito Lightning Complex fire, burned of 22,000 acres; geographic areas nearby/ locale: Ranchita and San Felipe
Montana wildfires, there are other wildfires, these are all over 1000 in size, in order of largest acreage at the top, to smaller at the bottom:
Mustang Complex Fire, east, central Idaho, Salmon Challis National Forest, "is currently west of Spring Creek, north of the Salmon River, east of Lantz Bar, and south of Horse Creek, Gattin Ranch and Bronco Lake" [source: NASA] burned as of about 2pm this afternoon, 118,220 acres; fire moving in the direction of Blue Nose Lookout, good news on this one is reports have that there have been no structures destroyed
'Trinity Ridge' Fire, about 173 square miles, reports of over 105,000 acres, 50 miles northeast of Boise, Idaho
Enclosure Fire; status?,as in active or put out? Answer, compared to fires in the hundreds of thousands of acres, it might not be receiving much media attention
Fire was or is near Ketchum, Idaho, size as of August 21, 2012 was under 200 acres
Lost Packer Fire, mainly located in Idaho, movements toward Corn Creek
Cache Creek Fire, 2900 acres and still growing; in the northeast area of Wallowa County into Washington; just under a quarter of the fire is in Asotin County, Washington. Main area of fire, is reportedly, Hells Canyon National Recreation Area (HCNRA) in the Cache Creek area
California continued: Vallecito Lightning Complex fire, burned of 22,000 acres; geographic areas nearby/ locale: Ranchita and San Felipe
Montana wildfires, there are other wildfires, these are all over 1000 in size, in order of largest acreage at the top, to smaller at the bottom:
- West Garceau; 9,863
- Hwy 87; 1,933
- Condon Mountain; 1,705
- Black Beach; 1,450
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