Unique imagery showing fog hugging the coast. Barely 25 miles inland the Indians Fire races on doubling in size overnight to an estimated 44,000 acres. It’s also unusual to see a S/E wind against the coastal inversion.
Also note in the upper part of the image the Humboldt Fire still out of control and a remaining threat to Paradise.
For real time satellite images click here.
Posted in 2008 Fire Season, Indians Fire, satellite fire photos
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