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August 29, 2009

Station Fire Maps, Google Earth Views

 
The Station Fire ice capped mid afternoon providing Southern Californians with a spectacular view of the fast growing blaze. Everyone in the Southland can see this fire.

I grabbed the images below from Google Earth using the USFS kml files from the MODIS Active Fire Program site.


Click on the images to enlarge.





Looking up at the San Gabriel Mountans from between Montrose and San Gabriel.



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Posted by: retired cap mike: 7:42 PM


Comments:
Thanks for the great info. I'm watching this fire from my home (we are not in any danger, but have a clear view). Also, thought you may like to see some of the pictures I took throughout the day. I uploaded them to twitpic:

http://twitpic.com/photos/topshelfescapes

Thanks, again for the great info.
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