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McKinney Fire in Siskiyou County on Friday, July 29, 2022
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Evening Update Per Inciweb: McKinney Fire is now at 60,389 Acres, with 90% Containment, and 2,420 Personnel.
Basic Information
Current as of |
8/12/2022, 5:23:36 PM |
Incident Type |
Wildfire |
Cause |
Undetermined |
Date of Origin |
Friday July 29th, 2022, approx. 02:15 PM |
Location |
Klamath River, Siskiyou County, CA |
Incident Commander |
Unified Command - US Forest Service & CAL FIRE |
Incident Description |
Wildland Fire |
Coordinates |
41.819 latitude, -122.895 longitude |
Current Situation
Total Personnel |
2,420 |
Size |
60,389 Acres |
Percent of Perimeter Contained |
90% |
Fuels Involved |
Timber (Litter and Understory) Tall Grass (2.5 feet) Brush (2 feet) |
Significant Events |
Minimal Creeping Smoldering Narrative: Smoldering and creeping, some interior islands continuing to burn out. Firefighters continued to mop up heavy down fuels and hot spots, suppression repair is ongoing. |
Outlook
Projected Incident Activity |
12 Hours: Suppression repair efforts are underway in areas of the fire that are no longer posing a potential risk of escape. These repairs minimize potential soil erosion and impacts resulting from fire suppression activities. Fire crews, along with cooperating agencies, are working around the clock to repopulate the areas within the fire perimeter. There was no fire growth overnight and containment is at 80%. Crews continue to work around communities patrolling for hot spots and providing structure defense. 24 Hours: Suppression repair efforts are underway in areas of the fire that are no longer posing a potential risk of escape. Fire crews, along with cooperating agencies, are working around the clock to repopulate the areas within the fire perimeter. Crews continue to work around communities patrolling for hot spots and providing structure defense. 48 Hours: Suppression repair efforts are underway in areas of the fire that are no longer posing a potential risk of escape. Fire crews, along with cooperating agencies, are working around the clock to repopulate the areas within the fire perimeter. Crews continue to work around communities patrolling for hot spots and providing structure defense. |
Remarks |
CIIMT 2 in Unified Command with CALFIRE Siskiyou Unit. |
Current Weather
Weather Concerns |
Conditions were very similar to yesterday. Sunny, dry, and warm. High temperatures ranged from the upper 70s to mid-80s on the ridges to the upper 80s to low 90s the valley bottoms. Minimum humidity values ranged from the mid-teens across the lower elevations to near 30% on the higher ridges. Winds were light and downslope in the valley this morning, and easterly on the ridgetops. Then, winds ranged from west to northwest in the afternoon with gusts up to 18 mph. Mostly clear conditions are expected tonight with moderate humidity recoveries across the incident. Mainly slope-driven winds across the low elevations, light easterly winds across the upper ridges. Saturday, mostly sunny and still dry, with afternoon high temperatures slightly warmer than today (Friday). Afternoon winds will shift to more northwesterly with gusts up to 18 mph. |
Update 6:00 A.M. McKinney Fire in Siskiyou County Briefing and Infrared Maps for Friday, August 12, 2022
Update 6:00 A.M. Caltrans Road ConditionsUpdate 6:00 A.M. Air Quality Measurements
August 12, 2022 - McKinney Fire in Siskiyou County acreage for Friday morning: 60,389 with 80% containment.
Basic Information
Current as of | 8/12/2022, 7:22:29 AM |
Incident Type | Wildfire |
Cause | Under Investigation |
Date of Origin | Friday July 29th, 2022 approx. 02:15 PM |
Location | Klamath River, Siskiyou County, CA |
Incident Commander | Unified Command - US Forest Service & CAL FIRE |
Incident Description | Wildland Fire |
Coordinates | 41.819 latitude, -122.895 longitude |
Current Situation
Total Personnel | 2,459 |
Size | 60,389 Acres |
Percent of Perimeter Contained | 80% |
Fuels Involved |
Timber (Litter and Understory) Tall Grass (2.5 feet) Brush (2 feet) |
Significant Events |
Minimal Creeping Smoldering Narrative: No growth in perimeter this period. One small pocket of intense heat present on the north end of the perimeter well within its boundaries. Large pockets of scattered heat exist mainly on the south and west flanks. Smoldering and creeping continue while some interior islands continue to burn out. Firefighters continued to mop up heavy down fuels and hot spots, suppression repair is ongoing. |
Outlook
Projected Incident Activity |
12 Hours: Suppression repair efforts are underway in areas of the fire that are no longer posing a potential risk of escape. These repairs minimize potential soil erosion and impacts resulting from fire suppression activities. Fire crews, along with cooperating agencies, are working around the clock to repopulate the areas within the fire perimeter. There was no fire growth overnight and containment is at 80%. Crews continue to work around communities patrolling for hot spots and providing structure defense. 24 Hours: Suppression repair efforts are underway in areas of the fire that are no longer posing a potential risk of escape. Fire crews, along with cooperating agencies, are working around the clock to repopulate the areas within the fire perimeter. Crews continue to work around communities patrolling for hot spots and providing structure defense. 48 Hours: Suppression repair efforts are underway in areas of the fire that are no longer posing a potential risk of escape. Fire crews, along with cooperating agencies, are working around the clock to repopulate the areas within the fire perimeter. Crews continue to work around communities patrolling for hot spots and providing structure defense. |
Remarks |
CIIMT 2 in Unified Command with CALFIRE Siskiyou Unit. |
Current Weather
Weather Concerns |
Conditions were sunny and slightly warmer today, but still dry over the incident. High temperatures ranged from the upper 70s to mid 80s on the ridges to the upper 80s to low 90s the valley bottoms. Minimum humidity values ranged from the upper teens across the lower elevations to the low 30s on the higher ridges. Winds were light and downslope in the valley this morning, but gusting to 10 mph across the highest ridgetops. Then, winds were west to northwest in the afternoon with gusts up to 17 mph. Mostly clear conditions are expected tonight with moderate humidity recoveries across the incident. Mainly slope-driven winds across the low elevations, light easterly winds across the upper ridges. Friday, mostly sunny and still dry, with afternoon high temperatures similar to today (Thursday). Afternoon winds will shift to more northwesterly with gusts up to 15 mph. |
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