Dixie Fire Levels Another Town 

Maybe true. but wildfires are increasing in number and intensity worldwide. Climate crisis, it could already be too late

It is very eerie looking and feeling, isn't it? The Apocalypse has begun😫

Years ago I use to hunt geese and duck off CL.. good times.. good times... big fire.. not a good time :( My wife works for our fire dept. and we sent up two rigs and a crew of 6 to work it

I'm in reno, and I can't see the hills. Wishing everyone the best. Stay safe, and stay smart

Oh just deal with it. How do you think those that have lost everything feel. Do you think the smoke bothers them.

@@oldrudedog I know how losing everything feeling. My place went up in smoke October 2019 and lost everything.

the enemy is working overtime .

Yep, you can either manage fire or fight it. Manage, RX burns, pile burning, laddering fuel removal, mastication, leave some dead and down for breakdown, fungus ect, leave some interior snags for the Owls ect. If you want to fight fires counties,state and feds need to invest in Canadian Super Scoopers, Erickson Sky Cranes or Converted DC 10 and add some DC 10 Dozers. Wildland Fire is just one of the many problems that plague California. Small Forest Communities need a voice

Granny and Grandpa may need help with a Stihl 088 with a 44inch bar

**WITHIN 4 FEET OF BUILDINGS!!** YOU PUTZ

the mask is for Covid ....

@@jimgalle1371 an n95 will filter smoke particles..they were made for that

the first real world use for a mask in California in years.

@@jimgalle1371 lol🤣🤣

@@direwolf6234 that was supposed to be a joke but not for you.....

That's a beautiful and compassionate offer. I pray it works out

@Omar Zazzle fake? Don't think those people that lost everything think it is fake. Idiot.

Literally WHERE is the logic behind let's cut all the trees down so the forest won't burn?!?! They're TREES, man! That's like saying let's get rid of all boats so they don't sink. Cut all the forests down, there will still be fires, they'll just head towards houses for fuel. And you won't have wildlife or clean air. But keeping thinking destroying nature will fix it, I guess 💁‍♀️

I think they chained themselves to the trees to keep the fire from burning them

@@TotalofZero because Newsome won't allow logging to harvest the Beatle kill or cut fire breaks like most states do. They don't allow the conservation Corp to go in and clear dead fuels and underbrush anymore. They don't require PG&E to bury or update an out of date grid system. The fancy diners help that out. Most are not disputing the climate change. Science doesn't lie it's just interpreted to reflect a political narrative instead of reality. The reality is that logging the dead standing, fire breaks and dead fuel clearing is a necessity to insure the future of our forests. The let it burn mentality is outdated and detrimental to the future of our natural resources.

Because the activists in California won’t allow it,

@@SteviePaints ...i was told protecting a species of owl by environmentalists is why controlled burns stopped in northern cali......regardless, we have the technology to make it rain, controlled.....

@@SteviePaints Cloud seeding, the main type of intentional weather modification, began in the late 1940s. The basic idea was to use aircraft or rockets to inject silver iodide or another substance into the atmosphere to mimic ice nuclei. The amount of rain or snow a cloud can produce depends on a balance between the number of ice nuclei inside it and the amount of water available to grow around those nuclei. Clouds often lack naturally occurring ice nuclei, so injecting them with silver iodide particles (which are very similar in structure to ice) increases the number of nuclei. This makes the clouds more efficient at generating ice crystals that either fall as snowflakes or melt to produce raindrops, depending on temperatures in and beneath the cloud. Cloud seeding is also used to disperse fog banks near some airports. A more recent cloud-seeding technique is to use hygroscopic (water-attracting) particles such as potassium/sodium chloride to provide "seeds" for large droplets that fall more quickly, colliding with smaller droplets on the way and accelerating rainfall development.

Love how even climate change is a conspiracy to you. 🙄

also, we haven't built a dam since 1972...so no water either.

It’s almost as though a general call was put out for ignorant right-wing sheep to show up and bleatpeat BS. What’s the hourly pay in rubles for that?

@@kidlifecrisis9927 exactly why it should of been done.

@@Republicanismisadisease And what's your hourly pay in Renminbi to spout your ignorance and nonsense?

Air assets are stretched to the breaking point. Also, air tankers cannot fly in heavy smoke conditions, or high wind conditions. Cal Fire and Federal tankers are working together, but the number and size of the fires make it a challenge.

@@greyjay9202 i understand that but i am talking about july 13th not now when its to late. july 13th was the time to act they fucked up

@@throwaway8401 maybe you can go show them how to do it the right way

@@throwaway8401 well next fire season take over CalFire, CDF, and USFS and we will have no fires.

@@danmilosevich sure look at all the over time pay saved it all comes down to money. now we have firefighters standing looking at the fire and getting paid

for the most part these small towns are private lands often surrounded by national forests

I sense an agenda being prepared

Relevance?

Excellent question. If you go on Cal Fire website, it will show the fires in California and whos command it is. USFS , Cal Fire, National Parks ect. Also Goggle Earth may show boundarys of property

😂

because they didn't pay the weather bill....

Planetina is better, she'll make sure PG&E will pay for their crime.

Nope. The fire smoke is a hoax. Nothing but a camera trick.

but that would make liberals cry

Drones are starting the fires. And lasers and arrays in low earth orbit. This is NOT normal and everyone is so dumbed down and mind controlled that they are blind to the reality that they are under attack. Wow man, 🙏

@@A113Witness why just California? Where is your proof?

I was kind of that think as well, the fires a couple years ago in Santa Rosa, CA did not make sense, houses burning down in vineyards. Cars melted to liquid 🤔👥🤝👥

@@michaeltabanao9014 selective fires?

Cars don't cause climate change?

Because California moved to a stricter quick ending to normal cleared that cleared buildup and now theres too much of it and they are getting worse.

Yep....269 Billion in the positive, however no talk of Fuel Management. Actually California reduced the Fire Budget.🤷‍♂️👥🤝👥.All these small towns should protest local county and State practices. This happens every year and they dont take advantage of years of fuel reduction when there are no fires. Hot Shot Firefighter should be year around. Should be in Bidens Infastruture Funds .

How about thanks to the timber companies and right-wingers who move into forests and want no prescribed burns. But bleatpeating nonsense is sooooo much easier than putting in the effort to be informed. That’s what your masters count on.

@@Republicanismisadisease California doesn't have any timber companies. They all went to Oregon and Washington where they can cut trees. but go ahead and talk out your ass

@@Republicanismisadisease It's YOU who needs to be better informed. Start by researching NEPA, then all the lawsuits filed by the tree huggers in the 70s and 80s and resulting injunctions against logging in N California, Oregon and Washington. Inform yourself about the hippies who invaded the forests, spiked trees so loggers couldn't cut them (which killed some of those trees), chained themselves to trees or logging equipment and kept that up along with the lawsuits until they bankrupted many loggers. Inform yourself about the spotted owl lawsuits by tree huggers which stopped more logging even though it was well known they didn't need old growth forests to survive. Inform yourself about those "right wing" conservatives who live in or near the forests who keep a 100' fire break around their homes vs the "left wing" naturalists who leave everything on their property in a "natural state." Inform yourself how many decades that the fuel load has built up on the forest floor and how that, in combination with drought and diseased (pine beetle infestation) and standing dead trees have contributed to these massive, intensely hot and fast moving fires. Don't forget to inform yourself of the number of years that California's PG&E has refused to clear brush and hazard trees near their power lines and how their refusal to update their equipment has contributed to the massive California wildfires. When you actually inform yourself of all these things, then come back and we can have a discussion. Otherwise, pull up your britches and quit talking out of your nether regions. Edit to add, it's not the timber companies who don't want prescribed burns. They are in the business of harvesting healthy trees, not dead, diseased or burned ones.

My daughter is on a handcrew that's been to hell and back fighting this SOB. I hope you don't have these courageous men and women in your "They" remark. You're a liar as well.

Yep, everyone is trying to explain it, global warming. However it was written in an instruction manuel for human beings. However, 1910 they had one of largest fire in history called the Big Burn. We will not know the hour nor day of his return

Only problem is, it’s mostly Federal land… so Durrrrrrr job goofball

@@DriftmanX More than 1.1 million acres have burned on federal lands in California this year, compared to 769,032 acres on non-federally managed lands, according to figures collected by the National Interagency Fire Center. There's still months of fire season to go and a whole lot more state land is burning right now than federal. Also the towns that are going up in flames aren't federal land. Cleaning up 770K would have made a gigantic difference. Stuff your durrr moron.

He was right, However it is more complicated than raking the forest. Fire has no borders, jumps from state to fed and fed to state. Small plots here and there of BLM.

I Fail to see how Newsom can change the outcome of climate change on his own.

Maybe you should educate yourself on climate change instead of being ignorant and blaming politicians.

@@katiedid1851 His policies of water regulation, no clearance of dry brush as in years past, taking money from pg&e have lead to this. 100% his fault

@@katiedid1851 No one can stop climate change. That's an excuse, not a solution. Gavin could've dumped our budget surplus into desalination, building water storage infrastructure throughout the state, and encouraging logging (which would bring even more tax revenue in). In the 21st century, desalination no longer has to be eco-unfriendly. It can be powered by solar energy. There are many uses for brine. CA is supposed to be where innovation happens, but that hasn't been the case under Newsom, who can't even build a high-speed rail line. Instead he chooses to spend our surplus on bribing illegals and lapdogs like you into bailing him out of the recall via "stimulus checks"

@@ChopxAnkx Dimwit, Newsom has only been governor since 2019.

Cloud seeding, the main type of intentional weather modification, began in the late 1940s. The basic idea was to use aircraft or rockets to inject silver iodide or another substance into the atmosphere to mimic ice nuclei. The amount of rain or snow a cloud can produce depends on a balance between the number of ice nuclei inside it and the amount of water available to grow around those nuclei. Clouds often lack naturally occurring ice nuclei, so injecting them with silver iodide particles (which are very similar in structure to ice) increases the number of nuclei. This makes the clouds more efficient at generating ice crystals that either fall as snowflakes or melt to produce raindrops, depending on temperatures in and beneath the cloud. Cloud seeding is also used to disperse fog banks near some airports. A more recent cloud-seeding technique is to use hygroscopic (water-attracting) particles such as potassium/sodium chloride to provide "seeds" for large droplets that fall more quickly, colliding with smaller droplets on the way and accelerating rainfall development.

And your point

To the people that live there, it's their Town.

Amen 🙏 May God protect us. I believe it’s all the mismanagement of our state. Ranchers all over the world burn Their land and those doesn’t happen. 🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸

yeah in what state do you live in that produces food year-round even with these fires California is still the number one economic earner for the United States. So name of one state that can grow year round like California.

@@theponieinator9484 we all can California was the leader because they made it that way. California is became a nasty disease place. With nasty people and nasty leaders. We will benefit to start it over with a clean slate Sometimes it's worth losing to better the over all. And what they been doing to our food is nasty Anyway.

@@michaelmoore7532 only places that would benefit from being cut off from everybody else would be the cities like LA, and the entirety of the Bay Area and Sacramento. If we sectioned off those areas California would do just fine but everybody blames everything about California on the entire State when it's just those areas that are the problem.

right? .....gonna throw wild idea out to you.....think pole shift could also affect underground earth? meaning, i almost think water reservoirs are LEAKING into vast caverns that may have shifted or opened up underground.....and not evaporating.....

What do you think they are doing? Playing checkers?

@@danmilosevich looks like they are just making videos of it

@@weareparkerful ahh, the news is yes. They have more people fighting the fires than you have ever probably seen.

@@danmilosevich seems to me that they giving up. There are fires popping up outta nowhere. Lots of strange things going on, earth quakes, fires, flooding, mud floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, I go to work and go home, people are going crazy.

@@weareparkerful just because you don't see them does not mean they are not there fighting the fire. Manpower is limited and they can only be on the line for so long before exhaustion kicks in. Duh.

No matter the size, it's home to those 31, their town.

You have proof?

Doxxed

'listen to the thunder shout i am i am i am...'

Nature has spoken.

stop blaming god

@@musk-eteer9898 Make Me