I have the location and start time for 11 of the 23 fires listed below. Listed in their chronological order.
Incident Report Basic Data from www.calfire.blogspot.com
Ranch Fire (Los Angeles County)
Incident Type Wildland Fire
Date of Origin 10/20/2007 at 2142 hrs.
Location 6 miles north of Castaic CA
Harris Fire (San Diego County)
Incident Type Wildland Fire
Date of Origin 10/21/2007 at 0930 hrs.
Location HARRIS RANCH RD & HWY 94, POTRERO
Witch Fire (San Diego County)
Incident Type Wildland Fire
Date of Origin 10/21/2007 at 1235 hrs.
Location Witch Creek area, East of Ramona
Santigo (Orange County)
Incident Type Wildland Fire
Date of Origin 10/21/2007 at 1755 hrs.
Location Santiago Canyon, Silverado Canyon, Irvine, CA.
Rice (San Diego County)
Incident Type Wildland Fire
Date of Origin 10/22/2007 at 0416 hrs.
Location Rice Canyon, Clearwater Rd. Fallbrook
Grass Valley (San Bernardino County)
Incident Type Wildland Fire
Date of Origin 10/22/2007 at 0508 hrs.
Location NW of Lake Arrowhead
Slide (San Bernardino County)
Incident Type Wildland Fire
Date of Origin 10/22/2007 at 0802 hrs.
Location Green Valley Lake, Near Running Springs
Cajon (San Diego County)
Incident Type Wildland Fire
Date of Origin 10/22/2007 at 1138 hrs.
Location I-15/Kenwood in Devore
Rosa Fire (Riverside County)
Incident Type Wildland Fire
Date of Origin 10/22/2007 at 2306 hrs.
Location East of Temecula, north of Fallbrook
Poomacha (San Diego County)
Incident Type Wildland Fire
Date of Origin 10/23/2007 at 0313 hrs.
Location Highway 76, Pauma Valley
Ammo/Horno (San Diego County)
Incident Type Wildland Fire
Date of Origin 10/23/2007 at 0920 hrs.
Location Camp Pendleton
Fires not on the list above (no incident data)
Wilcox Fire (San Diego County)
McCoy Fire (San Diego County)
Coronado Hills Fire (San Diego County)
Martin Fire (San Bernardino County)
Walker Fire (San Bernardino County)
Canyon Fire (Los Angeles County)
Magic Fire (Los Angeles County)
Buckweed Fire (Los Angeles County)
Meadowridge Fire (Los Angeles County)
Sedgewick Fire (Santa Barbara County)
Roca Fire (Riverside County)
Nightsky Fire (Ventura County)
Anyone gets the data for these 12 please post them.
Fire again threatens Silverado Canyon
The Santiago fire dipped into the bottom of Silverado Canyon late Friday and is predicted to reach houses by Saturday afternoon, fire officials said. Late tonight Orange County and Los Angeles city firefighting teams set up lookouts on opposing ridges, watching the progression of fire fuel supply and weather around the clock. Far below in Silverado Canyon, firefighters leaned against engines and watched as flames leapt 75 feet in the air, crackling and roaring, around them into the night.
But they already have a plan for escape: Once the fire gets too close, the firefighters plan to throw water on the foam-coated houses and leave, said Ray Valenzuela, a battalion chief for the Orange County Fire Authority.
“It’s very beautiful to live in and to look at. It’s a very dangerous fire situation in terms of construction and in terms of fuel supply,” Valenzuela said.
