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October 21, 2007

Witch Fire & Harris Fire Updates

 
UPDATE; Massive Evacuations, Poway, Rancho Bernardo, more...

Seventeen injuries on the two fires. Great local media coverage here;

"Cal Fire reports the number of injured in the Harris Fire has risen to 17 - that includes four firefighters and 13 civilians, said Cal Fire spokewoman Audrey Hagen.

The number of acres burned has been updated to 5,000, Hagen said."

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Posted by: retired cap mike: 7:04 PM


Comments:
Can somebody please explain to me what the definition of a "Witch Fire" is? I keep hearing this term in reference to the horrible fires in California right now.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : October 22, 2007 8:29 PM
 
Anon, the name "Witch Fire" was assigned to this incident because it started near Witch Creek.
Simple as that!
# posted by Blogger Mike : October 22, 2007 9:09 PM
 
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