Update on Sunday, August 30, 2009 at 23:11 by
Jeff Lehman
Jeff Lehman
A few interesting photos for the Oak Glen Fire can be found at www.rimoftheworld.net/4033
Information on the Oak Glen fire can be found at www.inciweb.org/incident/1873/.
Information on the Station Fire can be found at www.inciweb.org/incident/1856/
Jeff Lehman
A few interesting photos for the Oak Glen Fire can be found at www.rimoftheworld.net/4033
Jeff Lehman
This, from the most recent incident report (from inciweb.org) on the Oak Glen Fire,
Fire burned aggressivley throughout the night. Relative Humidity recovered some during the night and began to drop back down around 0300 hours. Fire is fuels and topography driven.
Aggressive fire fighting and air attack made good progress on the fire. Poor humidity recovery and heavy, old fuels have promoted active burning during the night and significant increase in acreage. Coordination with Sheriff on evacuation continues as needed.
Road Closures--Oak Glen Road from Casa Blanca Street to Wildwood Canyon Road. Large animals can be taken to the Yucaipa Equestrian Center 13273 California Road. For animal emergencies related to the fire, call San Bernardino County Animal Control 1-800-472-5609. Resources assigned: 41 engines (60 on order), 5 water tenders, 18 hand crews (more on order), 4 dozers, 7 helicopters, 6 airtankers and Martin Mars and DC-10.
Jeff Lehman
Inciweb reports that the Oak Glen Fire is 1000 acres and 25% contained.
Jeff Lehman
Additional fire in Yucaipa, the Pendleton Fire, has grown to more than 150 acres. From Inciweb.org,
The nearby Pendleton Fire started at 3:30 pm on August 31st near the intersection of Pendleton and Date Streets in Yucaipa. It is currently at 150 acres and burning east towards Wildwood Canyon Park at a moderate rate of spread in heavy fuels.
Jeff Lehman
The following SAR teams were involved with the Oak Glen evacuations: Morongo Mounted, Morongo Basin SAR, San Gorgonio SAR, West Valley Posse, East Valley Posse, SB Mountain SAR and Valley of the Falls.
Jeff Lehman
The following is a map maintained by the LA Times. It seems to be one of the better-updated maps. It is centered over the Station Fire, but you can scroll over to the Oak Glen and Pendleton Fires.
View Los Angeles area fires: Mount Wilson, La Canada Flintridge, Altadena, La Crescenta, Glendale, Pasadena, Acton, Agua Dulce in a larger map
Jeff Lehman
Jeff Lehman
The Oak Glen Fire is 40% contained and no longer being updated on inciweb.org
Jeff Lehman