Are Californians really this stupid ? Santa Ana winds are blowing throughout areas of California and the fire danger has risen to “high”. The brains that run California are doing controlled burns during this “high”. Below are two examples. Prescribed fires are also known as controlled burns and are very dangerous with the current weather conditions. Prescribed burning is usually conducted in the cooler seasons, between November and June. Today, the 9th of October, I came to the conclusion that its fun to watch Californians get bent over and screwed by TPTB.

PG&E is not concerned a power line may get blown down from a gust of wind and start a fire on dry fuel. Nope. PG&E does not want their power poles to catch fire and burn into ash when there is a uncontrolled wildfire.

Caples Prescribed Fire Fire
As of 10/9/2019, 4:08 PM, the Caples Prescribed Fire fire is estimated to be 1,080 ACRES and 0% contained.
Caples Prescribed Fire
Location: Northern ridge above Caples Creek north of Highway 88.
Project Period: Fall 2019 Elevation: 7,500 feet
Start Date: September 30, 2019
Current Target: 500 acres
Overall Project Area: 8,800 acres


Shasta-Trinity Prescribed Fire Fire
As of 10/9/2019, 1:55 PM, the Shasta-Trinity Prescribed Fire fire is estimated to be 0 ACRES and 0% contained.