CA-MMU-Rolling Fire 482 acres with 95% containment. 1 hay barn destroyed and 2 large haystacks

Sunday, June 16, 2013

CA-MMU-Rolling Fire 482 acres with 95% containment. 1 hay barn destroyed and 2 large haystacks

#RollingFire SRA Wildfire CA-MMU-Rolling CA-MMU-09861

Update 6-18 0800: Rolling Fire, CA-MMU-009861, Oneals, Madera County

Fire is 482 acres with 95% containment. Expected containment later today (6/18).

The two large haystacks that were burning have burned well and are almost gone.

Update 6-17 0800: 950 acres, 25% Contained 1 hay barn destroyed and 2 large haystacks
Update 2000: 1,000 acres, potential 4000 acres large resource orders

Location: O'Neals area, Madera County, Higway 41 & Road 145, northwest of Friant (Madera County). #CaFire

Reported Date/time: 6-16-13 18:17

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Weather Info: Weather 90 °, 22%, 10 mph, NW

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Radio Frequencies: CDF tac 7

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Sunday, June 16, 2013