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BOBCAT FIRE REPOPULATION ORDER
A repopulation order, on September 23, 2020 at 1:00 PM, has been issued in Clear, Sand and Ward for the residents only in the following areas:
Clear, Sand, and Ward
The hard work and efforts of the multi-agency firefighting crews, and cooperating partners resulted in lifting evacuation orders for residents only in the Clear, Sand, and Ward areas.
Crews are still working to fully control the fire. Please note, Unified Incident Commanders and cooperators continue to evaluate all evacuated areas for future repopulations. Soft closure residents must present identification to repopulate. Livestock and animals are allowed to repopulate.
Evacuation Orders have been lifted and changed to warnings for the following areas:
Clear Areas:
North of East Avenue W-14, South of Pearblossom Highway, East of 155th Street East, West of 165th Street East
Sand Areas:
North of Big Pine Highway and Highway 2, South of 138th Street East, East of Largo Vista Road, West of 263rd Street. The southwestern region of the Sand Area may have power outages.
Ward Areas:
North of Fort Tejon Road, South of East Avenue V, East of 87th Street East, West of 121st Street East
SAFETY: There are many hazards that may exist when returning to your home after a wildfire. These hazards can include fire ash, damaged utilities, exposed and burned structures, as well as hazardous materials. To protect yourself from these hazards, it is important to utilize personal protective equipment that can include breathing protection (N-95 rated respirators), protective clothing, gloves, and boots, as well as eye/face protection. For more information on returning safely to your home after a wildfire, please visitCity Website:
National Forest Service Hotline: (626) 574-5208
For more information please call the Fire Information line at (626) 574-5208.
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Angeles Twitter: @angeles_NF ,Los Angeles County Fire Department Twitter: @LACoFDPIO
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BOBCAT FIRE REPOPULATION ORDERS
A repopulation order, on September 23, 2020 at 1:00 PM, has been issued in Clear, Sand and Ward for the residents only in the following areas:
Clear, Sand, and Ward
The hard work and efforts of the multi-agency firefighting crews, and cooperating partners resulted in lifting evacuation orders for residents only in the Clear, Sand, and Ward areas.
Crews are still working to fully control the fire. Please note, Unified Incident Commanders and cooperators continue to evaluate all evacuated areas for future repopulations. Soft closure residents must present identification to repopulate. Livestock and animals are allowed to repopulate.
Evacuation Orders have been lifted and changed to warnings for the following areas:
Clear Areas:
North of East Avenue W-14, South of Pearblossom Highway, East of 155th Street East, West of 165th Street East
Sand Areas:
North of Big Pine Highway and Highway 2, South of 138th Street East, East of Largo Vista Road, West of 263rd Street. The southwestern region of the Sand Area may have power outages.
Ward Areas:
North of Fort Tejon Road, South of East Avenue V, East of 87th Street East, West of 121st Street East
SAFETY: There are many hazards that may exist when returning to your home after a wildfire. These hazards can include fire ash, damaged utilities, exposed and burned structures, as well as hazardous materials. To protect yourself from these hazards, it is important to utilize personal protective equipment that can include breathing protection (N-95 rated respirators), protective clothing, gloves, and boots, as well as eye/face protection. For more information on returning safely to your home after a wildfire, please visitCity Website:
National Forest Service Hotline: (626) 574-5208
For more information please call the Fire Information line at (626) 574-5208.
Visit Ready, Set, Go! at fire.lacounty.gov/rsg/
The Role of Resource Advisors on Wildfires
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Resource Advisor’s, known as a READ or REAF (resource advisor, fireline), play an import advisory role in managing wildfires. Their job is to try to minimize the impacts of the fire, and especially fire suppression actions, on sensitive natural resources. They work with the local management unit to identify what these may be and then with the fire personnel to develop ways to try to protect them. These protective actions may including flagging sensitive areas to avoid with ma
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ESTADISTICAS DE INCIDENTE
Ubicación de origen: Angeles National Forest, Azusa, CA
Fecha de inicio: 6 de sept. de 2020
Tamaño: Aprox. acres 113,307
Porcentaje contenido: 38%
Causa: bajo investigación
Recursos asignados: 1,556 empleados
Motores: 187
Equipos de mano: 19
Helicópteros: 11
Topadoras: 20
Camiones cisterna: 9HOY:
El arduo trabajo de los bomberos sobre el incidente ha aumentado la contención hasta en un 38%. El enfoque de hoy estará en la esquina noreste del incendio a lo largo de la Angeles Crest Hwy 2 y el fondo del valle. Si los equipos determinan que la línea directa no es factible, se prepararán para operaciones estratégicos adicionales a lo largo de la Angeles Crest Hwy 2 para detener el movimiento del fuego hacia el noreste hacia Wrightwood. En la esquina noroeste del fuego, los bomberos construirán una línea directa al sur desde Littlerock y al norte desde la Angeles Crest Hwy 2. Al norte del Mt. Wilson, los bomberos trabajarán para fortalecer las líneas donde anoche se completó operaciones estratégicas. Las comunidades de las estribaciones pueden esperar ver humo en esta área hoy ya que el interior se quema. Se puede usar la ignición aérea para ayudar en este proceso. El perímetro inferior del este al sur permanece en estado de patrulla.
AYER:
La actividad del incendio se redujo ayer en comparación con los días anteriores y se realizó un trabajo crítico. Anoche se completó las operaciones estratégicas desde Mt. Wilson hasta Redbox Road y luego hacia el este por la Angeles Crest Hwy 2 de regreso al perímetro del incendio. Una parte significativa de la línea de fuego en Antelope Valley se clasificó como contenida como resultado del trabajo que se ha realizado en esta área y los equipos continuaron asegurando las áreas alrededor de las estructuras. Se ha completado la línea de fuego indirecta para el borde noroeste del fuego.
CLIMA:
Hoy será un poco más cálido con la humedad por debajo de 20. Los vientos serán más ligeros y del suroeste al oeste hoy y cambiarán al noroeste esta noche. El sábado comenzará una tendencia significativa de calentamiento y secado, con la posibilidad de ráfagas de vientos del noreste.
ALERTAS DE EVACUACION:
Órdenes de evacuación:
- Sur y oeste de Upper Big Tujunga.
- Este de Angeles Forest Hwy.
- Al norte de Angeles Crest Hwy.
- Residencias a lo largo de Angeles Crest Highway, entre Angeles Forest Highway y Ruta Estatal 39.
- Las áreas no incorporadas de Juniper Hills, Devils Punch Bowl y Paradise Springs.
- Las áreas no incorporadas de Crystal Lake, East Fork del río San Gabriel y Camp Williams.
- Al sur de la autopista 138, al norte de Big Rock Creek, al este de 87th St Este y al oeste de Largo Vista Rd.
- Al sur de 138th St. Este, al norte de Big Pine Hwy y Hwy 2, al este de Largo Vista Rd. Y al oeste de 263rd St.E.
- Al sur de la Hwy 138, al norte de Este Ave W-14, al este de 155th St Este y al oeste de 165th St. Este.
Advertencias de evacuación:
- Ciudad de Pasadena
- Comunidades no incorporadas de Altadena y Wrightwood.
- Al sur de Pearblossom Hwy, al este y norte de Angeles Forest Hwy, al norte y al oeste de Mt. Emma Rd., Al este y sur de la autopista 122 y al oeste de Cheseboro Rd.
- Al sur de la Hwy 2, al norte de Blue Ridge Truck Trail, al este de la Hwy 39 y al oeste de la frontera con Los Ángeles Co.
- Al sur de Ave U-8, al norte de East Ave W-14, al este de 121st East y al oeste de 155th St East. (Longview)
- Al sur de Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 138), al sur y al este de Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 122), al norte y al oeste de Mt. Emma Rd., Al norte y este de Angeles Forest Hwy y al oeste de Cheseboro Rd. (Emma)
- Al sur del Mt. Emma Rd., Al norte de Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Rd., Al este de Angeles Forest Highway y al oeste de Pacifico Mountain.
- Littlerock: al este de Cheseboro Road, al sur de Pearblossom Hwy, al norte de Weber Ranch Rd, al oeste de 87th St E.
Para alertas visite: Depart. del Sheriff del Condado de Los Ángeles Twitter @LASHQ o inciweb.nwcg.gov.
Se ha establecido un Centro de Evacuación de la Cruz Roja en Palmdale High School, 2137 E Avenue R, Palmdale, 93550. El primer punto de evacuación en Santa Anita Park ya está cerrado y cualquier persona que todavía necesite ayuda puede llamar a la Línea de Ayuda para Desastres al 800-675-5799. Un refugio para animales grandes está disponible en Antelope Valley Fairgrounds en 2551 W Avenue H, Lancaster, CA 93536.
RESUMEN:
El Bobcat Fire comenzó el 6 de septiembre a las 12:21. El incendio está ubicado cerca de la presa Cogswell y el área West Fork. El fuego arde en combustibles pesados con una rápida tasa de propagación.
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TODAY
Hard work by the firefighters over the incident has increased containment up to 38%. The focus today will be on the northeastern corner of the fire along Highway 2 and the valley floor. If crews determine that direct line is not feasible, they will be preparing for additional strategic firing along Highway 2 to stop fire movement northeast towards Wrightwood. On the northwestern corner of the fire crews will be constructing direct line south from Littlerock and north from Highway 2. North of Mt. Wilson firefighters will be working to strengthen the lines where strategic firing was completed last night. The foothills communities can expect to see smoke in this area today as the interior burns out and aerial ignition may be used to help this process along. The lower eastern through the southern perimeter remains in patrol status.
YESTERDAY
Fire activity was reduced yesterday compared to the previous days and some critical work was accomplished. Strategic firing from Mt Wilson down to the Redbox Road and then east along Highway 2 back into the fire perimeter was completed last night. A significant portion of the fireline in the Antelope Valley was classified as contained as a result of the work that has been done in this area and crews continued to secure areas around structures. Indirect fireline has been completed for the northwestern edge of the fire.
WEATHER
Today will be slightly warmer with humidity dropping into the teens. Winds will be lighter and out of the southwest to west today and shifting to the northwest tonight. On Saturday, a significant warming and drying trend will begin, with the possibility of gusty northeast winds.
EVACUATION ALERTS
Evacuation Orders:
- South and West of Upper Big Tujunga.
- East of Angeles Forest Hwy.
- North of Angeles Crest Hwy.
- Residences along Angeles Crest Highway, between Angeles Forest Highway and Highway 39.
- The unincorporated areas of Juniper Hills, Devils Punch Bowl, and Paradise Springs.
- The unincorporated areas of Crystal Lake, East Fork of the San Gabriel River, and Camp Williams.
- South of Hwy 138, North of Big Rock Creek, East of 87th St East, and West of Largo Vista Rd.
- South of 138th St. East, North of Big Pine Hwy and Hwy 2, East of Largo Vista Rd., and West of 263rd St. East.
- South of Hwy 138, North of East Ave W-14, East of 155th St East, and West of 165th St. East.
Evacuation Warnings:
- City of Pasadena
- Unincorporated communities of Altadena and Wrightwood.
- South of Pearblossom Hwy, East and North of Angeles Forest Hwy, North and West of Mt. Emma Rd., East and South of Hwy 122, and West of Cheseboro Rd.
- South of Hwy 2, North of Blue Ridge Truck Trail, East of Hwy 39, and West of the Los Angeles Co. border.
- South of Ave U-8, North of East Ave W-14, East of 121st East, and West of 155th St East. (Longview)
- South of Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 138), South and East of Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 122), North and West of Mt. Emma Rd., North and East of Angeles Forest Hwy, and West of Cheseboro Rd. (Emma)
- South of Mt. Emma Rd., North of Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Rd., East of Angeles Forest Highway, and West of Pacifico Mountain
- Littlerock: East of Cheseboro Road, South of Pearblossom Hwy, North of Weber Ranch Rd, West of 87th St E.
For ongoing evacuation alerts, visit: LA County Sheriff’s Dept. Twitter @LASHQ or inciweb.nwcg.gov. A Red Cross Evacuation Center has been established at Palmdale High School, located at 2137 E Avenue R, Palmdale, 93550. The first evacuation point at Santa Anita Park is now closed and anyone still needing assistance can call the Disaster Distress Hotline at 800-675-5799. Accommodations for large animals is available at the Antelope Valley Fairgrounds at 2551 W Avenue H, Lancaster, CA 93536.
SUMMARY:
The Bobcat Fire started on September 6th at 12:21 PM. The fire is located near the Cogswell Dam and West Fork Day Use area. The fire is burning in heavy fuels with a rapid rate of spread.
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TONIGHT
Strategic Firing operations will continue into the evening from Mt Wilson down to the Redbox Road as favorable weather conditions allow. Structure engines will be in the desert foothills to continue monitoring and to respond to smoke checks in the communities. Much of the lower eastern through the southern perimeter remains in patrol status. Crews, engines and equipment continue to strengthen containment lines and mop up hot areas near the perimeter. In the northeast crews will be focused on keeping the fire in the existing footprint. A virtual community meeting was held yesterday the corrected closed-captioned version will replace the live version as it is finished. All of the fire updates and community meeting videos are available on the Bobcat fire youtube channel at: bit.ly/3iQy9zp.
TODAY
Today lower temperatures, higher humidies coupled with reduced winds reduced fire activity throughout the fire area. Conditions were not favorable for strategic firing for most of the day, but it did begin late in the shift north of Mt. Wilson. Crews and dozers were successful in building multiple sections of direct and indirect lines. On the northwest side of the fire indirect dozer line was completed into Antelope Valley and crews started scouting for opportunities for direct line. Crews continued to look for opportunities to construct fireline north from Highway 2 to the valley floor.
WEATHER
The weather tonight and on Wednesday will be warmer and drier than during the last couple of shifts. Thursday and Friday will be similar. On Saturday, a significant warming and drying trend will begin, with the possibility of gusty northeast winds.
EVACUATION ALERTS
Evacuation Orders:
- South and West of Upper Big Tujunga.
- East of Angeles Forest Hwy.
- North of Angeles Crest Hwy.
- Residences along Angeles Crest Highway, between Angeles Forest Highway and Highway 39.
- The unincorporated areas of Juniper Hills, Devils Punch Bowl, and Paradise Springs.
- The unincorporated areas of Crystal Lake, East Fork of the San Gabriel River, and Camp Williams.
- South of Hwy 138, North of Big Rock Creek, East of 87th St East, and West of Largo Vista Rd.
- South of 138th St. East, North of Big Pine Hwy and Hwy 2, East of Largo Vista Rd., and West of 263rd St. East.
- South of Hwy 138, North of East Ave W-14, East of 155th St East, and West of 165th St. East.
Evacuation Warnings:
- City of Pasadena
- Unincorporated communities of Altadena and Wrightwood.
- South of Pearblossom Hwy, East and North of Angeles Forest Hwy, North and West of Mt. Emma Rd., East and South of Hwy 122, and West of Cheseboro Rd.
- South of Hwy 2, North of Blue Ridge Truck Trail, East of Hwy 39, and West of the Los Angeles Co. border.
- South of Ave U-8, North of East Ave W-14, East of 121st East, and West of 155th St East. (Longview)
- South of Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 138), South and East of Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 122), North and West of Mt. Emma Rd., North and East of Angeles Forest Hwy, and West of Cheseboro Rd. (Emma)
- South of Mt. Emma Rd., North of Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Rd., East of Angeles Forest Highway, and West of Pacifico Mountain
- Littlerock: East of Cheseboro Road, South of Pearblossom Hwy, North of Weber Ranch Rd, West of 87th St E.
For ongoing evacuation alerts, visit: LA County Sheriff’s Dept. Twitter @LASHQ or inciweb.nwcg.gov.
A Red Cross Evacuation Center has been established at Palmdale High School, located at 2137 E Avenue R, Palmdale, 93550. The first evacuation point at Santa Anita Park is now closed and anyone still needing assistance can call the Disaster Distress Hotline at 800-675-5799. Accommodations for large animals is available at the Antelope Valley Fairgrounds at 2551 W Avenue H, Lancaster, CA 93536.
SUMMARY:
The Bobcat Fire started on September 6th at 12:21 PM. The fire is located near the Cogswell Dam and West Fork Day Use area. The fire is burning in heavy fuels with a rapid rate of spread.
Bobcat Fire Status of Evacuation Orders and Warnings Sept 22 130 PM
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September 22, 2020 at 1:30 PM
BOBCAT FIRE STATUS OF EVACUATION ORDERS AND WARNINGS
THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL REMAIN UNDER EVACUATION ORDERS:
• Residences along Angeles Crest Hwy, between Angeles Forest Hwy and Hwy 39.
• The unincorporated areas of Crystal Lake, East Fork of the San Gabriel River, and Camp Williams.
• Communities of Pearblossom, Juniper Hills, Valyermo, and Llano. (Except for the Longview section, referenced below under Warnings).
• South and West of Upper Big Tujunga, East of Angeles Forest Hwy, and North of Angeles Crest Hwy.
THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL REMAIN UNDER EVACUATION WARNINGS:
• City of Pasadena/Community of Altadena: North of Sierra Madre Bl., West of Michillinda Av, East of Washington Bl., North of New York Dr. AND North of New York Drive & Woodbury Dr., East of Hahamongna Watershed Park.
• Community of Wrightwood.
• Littlerock: South of Pearblossom Hwy, North of Weber Ranch Rd., East of Cheseboro Rd., and West of 87th St. East.
• South of Hwy 2, North of Blue Ridge Truck Trail, East of Hwy 39, and West of the Los Angeles Co. border.
• Longview: South of Ave U-8, North of East Ave W-14, East of 121st East, and West of 155th St. East.
• South of Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 138), South and East of Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 122), North and West of Mt. Emma Rd., North and East of Angeles Forest Hwy, and West of Cheseboro Rd.
• South of Mt. Emma Rd., North of Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Rd., East of Angeles Forest Hwy, and West of Pacifico Mtn.
SAFETY: There are many hazards that may exist when returning to your home after a wildfire. These hazards can include fire ash, damaged utilities, exposed and burned structures, as well as hazardous materials. To protect yourself from these hazards, it is important to utilize personal protective equipment that can include breathing protection (N-95 rated respirators), protective clothing, gloves, and boots, as well as eye/face protection.
For more information please call the Fire Information line at (626) 574-5208. Visit Ready, Set,
Go! at fire.lacounty.gov/rsg/
Fire Information: Inciweb: inciweb.nwcg.gov and search “Bobcat”, Angeles National Forest Facebook:
@angelesnationalforest Angeles Twitter: @angeles_NF ,Los Angeles County Fire Department Twitter: @LACoFDPIO
Bobcat News Articles Sept 22
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News articles about the Bobcat Fire shared on social media:
https://thepeninsulaqatar.com/article/22/09/2020/Huge-California-wildfire-threatening-more-than-1,000-homes
https://therealdeal.com/la/2020/09/22/bobcat-fire-threatens-1k-homes/?utm_source=hootsuite&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=default_preset&utm_term=9d42f914-25e3-40ed-93e4-c9a876d626ff
https://www.sgvtribune.com/2020/09/22/bobcat-fire-nears-110000-acres-as-firefighters-continue-to-protect-neighborhoods/
https://news.yahoo.com/california-wildfire-threatening-more-1-052125699.html?soc_src=social-sh&soc_trk=tw&tsrc=twtr
https://abc7.com/bobcat-fire-updates-california-fires-map-juniper-hills/6498107/
https://laist.com/latest/post/20200922/bobcat-fire-day17
https://apnews.com/a30f8de0be3e8047ea1d0c8745b24ecf
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/09/22/bobcat-fire-la-threatens-mount-wilson-18-buildings-destroyed/5862795002/
https://www.huntington.org/verso/2020/09/solidarity-mount-wilson-observatory
https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/19/us/california-fires-climate-change-migration/index.html
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-09-22/bobcat-fire-california-mt-wilson-29-structures
https://knx1070.radio.com/articles/cns-news/bobcat-fire-safe-shelter-info-for-animals
https://ktla.com/news/local-news/bobcat-fire-grew-out-of-control-due-to-lack-of-early-firefighting-resources-fuel-in-old-growth-forest/
https://abc7.com/6498107/
https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/port-alberni-s-coulson-aviation-sending-firefighting-aircraft-to-u-s-wildfires-1.5115899#_gus&_gucid=&_gup=twitter&_gsc=AeFVGUf
https://www.scpr.org/news/2014/08/26/46270/station-fire-five-years-later-how-is-the-forest-re/
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ESSTADISTICAS DE INCIDENTS
Ubicación de origen: Angeles National Forest, Azusa, CA
Fecha de inicio: 6 de sept. de 2020
Tamaño: Aprox. acres 109,271
Porcentaje contenido: 17%
Causa: bajo investigación
Recursos asignados: 1,513 empleados
Motores: 185
Equipos de mano: 27
Helicópteros: 6
Topadoras: 18
Camiones cisterna: 11
HOY:
Con el pronóstico del tiempo actual, esperamos una actividad de incendios similar a la de ayer. La operación estratégico defensivo para asegurar la línea entre el Mt. Wilson y Angeles Crest Hwy 2 continuarán y deberían completarse hoy. Al norte de Angeles Crest Hwy 2 en el lado oeste del fuego, los equipos de bomberos buscarán oportunidades para construir una línea directa e indirecta para detener la propagación del fuego hacia el oeste. También llevarán a cabo la defensa de la estructura según sea necesario. En Antelope Valley, los equipos continuarán construyendo una línea directa en el borde del fuego y limpiando el área. En la esquina noreste del incendio, las cuadrillas buscarán oportunidades para construir una línea para detener cualquier propagación hacia el este. El lado sur y el corredor de la Ruta Estatal 39 continúan en estado de limpieza y patrullaje. Ayer se llevó a cabo una reunión de la comunidad virtual y se puede ver en: bit.ly/3iQy9zp, a medida que se completen los subtítulos, se cargarán.
AYER:
Ayer, el fuego permaneció activo en las partes oeste, norte y suroeste. Anoche, los equipos tuvieron éxito manteniendo y controlando numerosos lugares. Ayer se emitieron evacuaciones para las áreas cercanas a Colby Ranch y Hidden Springs donde los equipos trabajaron para preparar estructuras y construir líneas de contingencia. Los equipos comenzaron una operación estratégica moviéndose hacia el norte desde el Mt. Wilson hasta Angeles Crest Hwy 2 que continuó durante toda la noche. Se produjo una mínima actividad de incendios en los lados sur y este del Mt. Wilson alrededor de Crystal Lake.
CLIMA:
El clima de hoy será similar al de ayer, aunque con temperaturas ligeramente más frescas, mayor humedad y vientos más bajos. Al igual que ayer, los vientos comenzarán el día desde el este y luego cambiarán hacia el sur. Las condiciones más cálidas y secas comenzarán a regresar a la zona el miércoles.
ALERTAS DE EVACUACION:
Órdenes de evacuación:
- Sur y oeste de Upper Big Tujunga.
- Este de Angeles Forest Hwy.
- Al norte de Angeles Crest Hwy.
- Residencias a lo largo de Angeles Crest Highway, entre Angeles Forest Highway y Ruta Estatal 39.
- Las áreas no incorporadas de Juniper Hills, Devils Punch Bowl y Paradise Springs.
- Las áreas no incorporadas de Crystal Lake, East Fork del río San Gabriel y Camp Williams.
- Al sur de la autopista 138, al norte de Big Rock Creek, al este de 87th St Este y al oeste de Largo Vista Rd.
- Al sur de 138th St. Este, al norte de Big Pine Hwy y Hwy 2, al este de Largo Vista Rd. Y al oeste de 263rd St.E.
- Al sur de la Hwy 138, al norte de Este Ave W-14, al este de 155th St Este y al oeste de 165th St. Este.
Advertencias de evacuación:
- Ciudad de Pasadena
- Comunidades no incorporadas de Altadena y Wrightwood.
- Al sur de Pearblossom Hwy, al este y norte de Angeles Forest Hwy, al norte y al oeste de Mt. Emma Rd., Al este y sur de la autopista 122 y al oeste de Cheseboro Rd.
- Al sur de la Hwy 2, al norte de Blue Ridge Truck Trail, al este de la Hwy 39 y al oeste de la frontera con Los Ángeles Co.
- Al sur de Ave U-8, al norte de East Ave W-14, al este de 121st East y al oeste de 155th St East.
- Al sur de Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 138), al sur y al este de Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 122), al norte y al oeste de Mt. Emma Rd., Al norte y este de Angeles Forest Hwy y al oeste de Cheseboro Rd.
- Al sur del Mt. Emma Rd., Al norte de Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Rd., Al este de Angeles Forest Highway y al oeste de Pacifico Mountain.
Se ha establecido un Centro de Evacuación de la Cruz Roja en Palmdale High School, 2137 E Avenue R, Palmdale, 93550. El primer punto de evacuación en Santa Anita Park ya está cerrado y cualquier persona que todavía necesite ayuda puede llamar a la Línea de Ayuda para Desastres al 800-675-5799. Un refugio para animales grandes está disponible en Antelope Valley Fairgrounds en 2551 W Avenue H, Lancaster, CA 93536.
RESUMEN:
El Bobcat Fire comenzó el 6 de septiembre a las 12:21. El incendio está ubicado cerca de la presa Cogswell y el área West Fork. El fuego arde en combustibles pesados con una rápida tasa de propagación.
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TODAY
With the forecasted weather conditions, we expect similar fire activity to yesterday. The defensive strategic firing operation to secure line between Mt. Wilson and Highway 2 will continue and should be completed today. North of Highway 2 on the west side of the fire crews will look for opportunities to construct both indirect and direct line to check the westward spread of the fire and carry out structure defense as needed. In the Antelope Valley, crews will continue to construct direct line on the fire’s edge and mop up. On the northeastern corner of the fire, crews will be looking for opportunities to construct line to stop any further spread to the east. The south side and Highway 39 corridor continues to be in mop up and patrol status. A virtual community meeting was held yesterday and can be seen at: bit.ly/3iQy9zp, as the closed captioning is completed it will be uploaded.
YESTERDAY
Yesterday the fire remained active in the western, northern, and southwestern portions. Last night personnel were successful picking up numerous spots. Yesterday evacuations were issued for the areas near Colby Ranch and Hidden Springs where crews worked to prepare structures and build contingency lines. Crews began a strategic firing operation moving north from Mt. Wilson to Highway 2 that continued throughout the night. Minimal fire activity occurred on the southern and eastern sides from Mt. Wilson around to Crystal Lake.
WEATHER
The weather today will be similar to yesterday, although with slightly cooler temperatures, higher humidity, and lower winds. As with yesterday, winds will start the day from the east and then shift to a southerly direction. Warmer and drier conditions will begin to return to the area on Wednesday.
EVACUATION ALERTS
Evacuation Orders:
- South and West of Upper Big Tujunga.
- East of Angeles Forest Hwy.
- North of Angeles Crest Hwy.
- Residences along Angeles Crest Highway, between Angeles Forest Highway and Highway 39.
- The unincorporated areas of Juniper Hills, Devils Punch Bowl, and Paradise Springs.
- The unincorporated areas of Crystal Lake, East Fork of the San Gabriel River, and Camp Williams.
- South of Hwy 138, North of Big Rock Creek, East of 87th St East, and West of Largo Vista Rd.
- South of 138th St. East, North of Big Pine Hwy and Hwy 2, East of Largo Vista Rd., and West of 263rd St. East.
- South of Hwy 138, North of East Ave W-14, East of 155th St East, and West of 165th St. East.
Evacuation Warnings:
- City of Pasadena
- Unincorporated communities of Altadena and Wrightwood.
- South of Pearblossom Hwy, East and North of Angeles Forest Hwy, North and West of Mt. Emma Rd., East and South of Hwy 122, and West of Cheseboro Rd.
- South of Hwy 2, North of Blue Ridge Truck Trail, East of Hwy 39, and West of the Los Angeles Co. border.
- South of Ave U-8, North of East Ave W-14, East of 121st East, and West of 155th St East. (Longview)
- South of Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 138), South and East of Pearblossom Hwy (Hwy 122), North and West of Mt. Emma Rd., North and East of Angeles Forest Hwy, and West of Cheseboro Rd. (Emma)
- South of Mt. Emma Rd., North of Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Rd., East of Angeles Forest Highway, and West of Pacifico Mountain
- Littlerock: East of Cheseboro Road, South of Pearblossom Hwy, North of Weber Ranch Rd, West of 87th St E.
For ongoing evacuation alerts, visit: LA County Sheriff’s Dept. Twitter @LASHQ or inciweb.nwcg.gov. A Red Cross Evacuation Center has been established at Palmdale High School, located at 2137 E Avenue R, Palmdale, 93550. The first evacuation point at Santa Anita Park is now closed and anyone still needing assistance can call the Disaster Distress Hotline at 800-675-5799. Accommodations for large animals is available at the Antelope Valley Fairgrounds at 2551 W Avenue H, Lancaster, CA 93536.
SUMMARY:
The Bobcat Fire started on September 6th at 12:21 PM. The fire is located near the Cogswell Dam and West Fork Day Use area. The fire is burning in heavy fuels with a rapid rate of spread.