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July 08, 2007

Inyo Complex Triples As Resources Thin Statewide

 
Check out the satellite imagery from NOAA. Notice the Plumas Fire and Inyo Complex Wildfire areas. It's not all smoke but the imagery is interesting.



The Inyo Complex Wildfire doubled again during the last shift according to the most recent update from Inciweb.

The report shows no new personnel were added to the incident in spite of the the rapid growth and anticipated spread of the two blazes. Fires elsewhere, Zaca and Plumas are drawing state resources. Forest Service and BLM people are spread out in Utah and Nevada.


Image FireMapper/USDA.gov

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