Six Rivers Lightning Complex Incident Resource Page (archived)

Six Rivers Lightning Complex

Page Last Updated: August 8, 2022

Information per InciWeb
Start Date: August 5, 2022
Initial Location: North and South of HWY 299, Waterman Ridge, Friday Ridge Road, Ammon Ridge
Initial Latitude/Longitude: 40.907, -123.598 (note this is a complex comprised of multiple fires)

Latitude / Longitude Used: 40.907, -123.598 (initial)

10 Miles Radius Zip Codes: 95573, 95563

10 Miles Radius Towns/Cities: Willow Creek, Salyer

20 Miles Radius Zip Codes: 95573, 95563, 95527, 95525, 95550, 96046

20 Miles Radius Towns/Cities: Willow Creek, Salyer, Burnt Ranch, Blue Lake, Korbel, Hyampom

50 Miles RadiusZip Codes: 95573, 95563, 95527, 95525, 95550, 96046, 95519, 96010, 95549, 95521, 95524, 95546, 95556, 95518, 95502, 95570, 95503, 96048, 95501, 95534, 95564, 95526, 95528, 95537, 96093, 95547, 95540, 96041, 96031, 95551, 95555, 95565, 96052, 95552, 95562, 95569, 95514, 96024, 95536, 95571, 95554, 96091, 95545, 95553, 95595

Zip Code & Town/City information pulled from FreeMapTools – Find ZIP Codes Inside a Radius

Mile radius size reference points: 5 mile radius covers about 78 sq miles, 10 mile radius covers about 314 sq miles, 15 mile radius covers about 707 sq miles, 20 mile radius covers about 1,257 sq miles, 25 mile radius covers about 1,963 sq miles, 30 mile radius covers about 2,827 sq miles, and 50 mile radius covers about 7,854 sq miles.

Acreage size reference points: 1 football field = about 1.3 acres; 640 acres = 1 sq mile;
12,800 acres = 20 sq miles; 32,000 acres = 50 sq miles; 96,000 acres = 150 sq miles; 320,000 acres = 500 sq miles; 480,000 acres = 750 sq mile.

Note about size reference points – fires rarely burn in nice even circles, therefore these reference points are general guides and the shape of the fire perimeter must be taken into account (e.g. a fire burn area may be significantly less than the 1,257 sq miles covered by a 20 mile radius yet extend beyond the 20 mile radius because the burn area is long but narrow).

Fire Information

InciWeb Incident Page

CAL FIRE Incident Page

Northern California Geographic Coordination Center News & Notes

MODIS & VIIRS Satellite Fire Activity Map
red dots = last 12 hours, orange dots = 12-24 hours, yellow dots = last 24-48 hours

NASA FIRMS Satellite Fire Activity Map (downloadable NASA FIRMS – KMZ and Shapefiles)

AlertWildfire Webcams – Some AlertWildfire Webcam rotate and may be pointing away from the fire. You can also navigate to any other AlertWildfire Webcam from the links below.

Barry Ridge (Kneeland)      Deer Horn 1

Additional resources via CRA Wildfire Quick Links Page

Additional County Information Links are towards the bottom with the social media feeds

Support

Philanthropy California 2022 California Disaster Response: Philanthropy California is an alliance of Northern California Grantmakers, Southern California Grantmakers, and Catalyst of San Diego and Imperial Counties. As part of its Disaster Response efforts the Philanthropy California team maintains a vetted list to help you direct resources to funds supporting non-profits active in place-based relief and recovery efforts with a special focus on supporting communities facing structural impediments. Additionally some funds specifically support long-term resilience building & recovery efforts, which provide support for communities recovering in the years after a wildfire event.

Demographics

Average Number of Persons per Household:
Humboldt County: 2.44          Trinity County: 2.08          State average: 2.94

Percent of Persons:
Humboldt County – Under 5 Years: 4.9%      Under 18 Years: 18.9%     Over 65 Years: 19.2%
Trinity County – Under 5 Years: 4.3%      Under 18 Years: 17.7%     Over 65 Years: 29.1%

Owner-occupied housing unit rate:
Humboldt County: 56.8%        Trinity County: 68.5%        State average: 55.3%

Data from US Census Bureau (2021 data)
Note – unless otherwise noted, these are county demographics and local conditions may differ some.

Power & Gas

Poweroutage.us Humboldt and Trinity Counties Outage Lists – This site provides aggregates live power outage data, though may not include some of the smaller local utilities.

PG&E Outage Map

Trinity Public Utility District Outage Map

Roads

CalTrans Quick Map

CalTrans Check Current Highway Conditions

Humboldt County Road Updates

Caltrans District 1 Updates – covers the counties of Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, and Mendocino (feed also viewable in social media section below)

Caltrans District 2 Updates – covers the counties of Shasta, Siskiyou, Trinity, Tehama, Modoc, Lassen, Plumas, and parts of Butte and Sierra (feed also viewable in social media section below)

CalTrans Truck Network Map for District 1

CalTrans Truck Network Map for District 2

CalTrans CA Road System – Functional Classification

CalTrans Webcams – If CalTrans Webcam shows “Temporarily Unavailable” – This condition is caused by a problem communicating with the remote camera site to retrieve the picture (JPEG) image.

SR-299 : Blue Lake – Berry Summit Vista Point – Looking East
SR-299 : Blue Lake – Berry Summit – Looking South

Map of all CalTrans Webcams

Aviation

FAA No Fly Zones – provides a list of no fly / restricted flight areas

Flight Radar 24 – here you can see flight paths of aviation fire fighting resources including both planes and helicopters.

Air Quality & Smoke Links

Weather

Wind Map

Temperature Map

National Weather Service Watches, Warnings, and Advisories

Regional Fuel Conditions

Burning Index

Burning Index

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Burning Index is a measure of fire intensity. It combines the Spread Component (a rating of the forward rate of spread of a head fire) and Energy Release Component (estimated potential available energy released per unit area in the flaming zone of a fire) to relate to the contribution of fire behavior to the effort of containing a fire.

100-Hour Fuel Moisture

100 Hour Fuel Moisture

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100-Hour Fuel Moisture is computed from 24–hour average conditions composed of day length, hours of rain, and daily temperature/humidity ranges. It can also be used as a very rough estimate of the average moisture content of the forest floor from three-fourths inch to four inches below the surface.

County Links & Social Media Feeds

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