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  • blm
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    This is usually the rainy time of the year, but this has been well beyond ordinary. It has basically been raining every day for two and a half weeks.

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by TKD View Post
    I'm going to Costanoa koa for a few days in a couple weeks. Better not burn while I'm there.
    Part of a bigger trip? Where you going?

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by blm View Post
    Meanwhile in Florida...

    Whats rain like, I can't remember. I haven't seen rain since Chicago. I left Chicago in the beginning of June. Hasn't rained a single time since I've been here. Nuts. I don't know how the trees stay green.

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  • rado
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    Ha ha /\

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  • blm
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    Meanwhile in Florida...

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  • TKD
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    I'm going to Costanoa koa for a few days in a couple weeks. Better not burn while I'm there.

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  • rado
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    Looks like crispy grass to me. Some serious stuff bro. Well if you get caught up in the fire, no worries buddy. I'll make sure to take care of the shit site for you.

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  • Bouncer
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    This is what is burning so fast. The grass is so damn dry it burns like crazy. Took these the other day. The park I take my dog. Won't be surprised to here this place goes up in flames as well.



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  • Bouncer
    started a topic Rocky Fire

    Rocky Fire

    This thing is getting a little to close for comfort! :noo:

    Rocky Fire in California Swells to 54,000 Acres - NBC News

    A massive wildfire west of Sacramento, California, spanned 54,000 acres Sunday, up from 27,000 acres the previous evening.

    The Rocky Fire, in Lake, Colusa and Yolo counties, was just 5 percent contained late Sunday afternoon, CalFire spokesman Daniel Berlant said. No injuries were reported, though more than 12,000 people had been ordered to evacuate and several highways were closed, Berlant said earlier Sunday.

    Dozens of buildings — including two-dozen homes — had been destroyed, and 6,000 more buildings remained threatened by the fire, which was sparked in the drought-stricken state on Wednesday and exploded in size amid dry, windy conditions on Saturday, Berlant said.

    This "is a very dangerous fire," he said.
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