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Message Subject UPDATE: MariaFire: 7,500 people in Santa Paula, Somis and Saticoy are under evacuations. The fire is now 8,730 acres!!!p37
Poster Handle hankie
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I cannot take this, I really cannot, they just turned my power back on late last night and now it's going dark again today and these unnatural fierce winds are going to be at their worst where I am on a mountain top.

PG&E has not turned off the high voltage wires the really big ones which have been the culprits in all these fires primarily and I live near one to close for comfort. If it is them intentionally letting this happen, and hiring the random arsonists to stoke them like the dozen or so scattered odd fires in my area in the past 24 hours as some have suggested, I don't hold much hope.

I am traumatized, my neighbors and business owners and beyond for miles and miles and miles. We here in California are being screwed with, feels like war against the people.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76130010


50 Years of liberalism is what screwed you....you did all of this to yourselves.....

Just one tiny example;

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 Quoting: FeedYourHead


I'm a California native. Born and raised. Staunch Constitutionalist. Conservative.

Santa Ana winds are a well known, well documented event in California.

They're as normal as earthquakes.

Fire season is normal in California.

Dry weather is normal in California.

We've pumped water in from the Colorado for as long as I've been alive.

Ever hear of the California aquaduct?

What is different now is there are TOO MANY PEOPLE in California and homes have been built in rural areas that used to be forests, natural enclaves etc.

People love those views but are surprised when fire races up the hills like burning tornados.

My prayers to anyone affected, but "clearing brush" on a hill will only bring you landslides when it does rain.

And nothing is going to stop the dry Santa Anas from blowing in from the desert.

Pack up and be ready to evacuate quickly.

Nothing can save your home if the fire rips through the area but you can sure save your own life.
 Quoting: An Average American Patriot


Old dry brush is what needs removing and cleared totally away from housing. It would not need to be except or those winds you have. I have noticed most fires start down and run up the hill, that maybe the place to clear the most, then fire breaks in the mountains in places to keep the fire better to control. This works, we had similar problems when I was you, fire never help and landslides sure do happen after fires. The only plant we used to stop landslides was Kutzu and you have to control it. Mostly it to bring in people to study the fire patterns and that would be going back to as many fires as possible, where they start and most are set by accidents and sometime deliberate, other things that could start them should be studied. One thing for sure, where they start is the focal point, if most start down and work up, that where you put most of the start of work to fix it.

The breaks keep home from burning most of the time, no grass can burn if it not there to burn. Winds pick of sparks and carry them a long way sometimes, most of the time it just not far and if the first is easier to put out, there won't be more, fire in wind is carried from fire to fire. I been watch how these seem to spread, running the ground first.
 
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