Watch: Rare Fire Tornado in California Park Fire | WSJ News 

Look up Ronnie Dean Stout. He is the arsonist who set this fire. May he rot in prison for the rest of his worthless life.

It was caused by a person who lit his car on fire put it neutral and let it go down hill burning everything in site...

BBC News found witness who denies that, she claims car was already on fire & given inferno that sounds possible.

Camp Fire, 2018.

I’m so sorry for you and everyone else that is going through all this right now. 😢 I pray that your home will be okay. Glad you are safely evacuated 🙏🏻❤️

Leave? Homes, hotels & livestock are GONE.

@@unowen-nh9ov okay and? My home is still at risk of burning so how about showing some compassion just because I didn’t lose everything yet? The fire is very close to my house and sorry that you feel the need to come on here to prove some type of point. Take your negativity elsewhere.

Plus the first maybe 20 seconds of the video was actually 30 minutes of time making it seem that the heat and smoke were rotating.

tornados are nothing but wind and dust instead of fire this makes no sense to me what you said

Yeah, you’re right, that’s just convective rotation - not a tornado.

who? the trees?

​@@benguenscheThe people

Cattle.

As a californian , this video is embarrassing 😂😂😂 if you have to speed up the video it's not a tornado n😂😂

@@bigfoot163 😂😂

Once in Western Washington State they had two lightening bolts, someone swears they heard thunder, local news reported it as one of their rare thunderstorms.

@@bigfoot163 There actually was a fire Tornado in the video, it just wasn't when they claimed it was. Thats what really marks it as a California news article they completely missed the real one at the end.

They sped up the video. But, worst case winds in 'firenados' have been estimated at 200+ MPH. That was based on them hurling cars, and in one case, toppling a bulldozer.

The second part of your sentence is correct.

@@UnskilledGrappler Only the first part of your was correct.

@@armastatboth you and @timmorales1569 are ridiculous if you think sin has to deal with this

@@drewhughes9127 I would respond to your comment however I have no clue what it has to do with any comment of @timmorales1569 or myself. Or even how Sin got into the conversation at all.

Is it? Could be or could not be. Fire season is annual in the West. Are tornadoes during tornado season in the Midwest a sign? Are hurricanes during hurricane season in the Southeast and mid-Atlantic a sign? Maybe, maybe not. Luke 13:1-5 basically says that just because people suffer something bad doesn't necessarily mean they are more sinful than others who don't suffer. People who live in cities/states that don't go through anything will perish if they don't repent.

It's protection from Sun rays keep cooler, .but now Sun claims territory.

@@user-tj3pw5rd3t That only works if u also 'manage' the forest so it doesn't dry out and become a bonfire.

The trick is build your house slightly underground When the fire comes, you just lock your stuff inside the bunker and all is good I've survived 4 fires that way, zero damage to my house...... everyone elses house burnt down

​@@tremblenceGood luck with flooding, blackouts & earthquakes.

@@unowen-nh9ov It doesn't flood on a hill, solar panels + generator = no blackouts Earthquakes are rare and often nondestructive

🖐️ 🤚 ‘bout that much I reckon

Hey don't be going around talking about the size of a guys hose, thats sick.

County or jar?

The Governor (???) is too busy with not being near some obscure House in the Forest that's about to combust (he has no Idea it will in the first Place)