OSCC Update 6/26 0700: Hathaway Fire, CA-BDF- 8526; Vegetation, Northeast of Banning, Riverside County 3,825 acres, 95% contained. No change in acreage and containment.
OSCC Update 6/25 0700: Hathaway Fire, CA-BDF- 8526; Vegetation, Northeast of Banning, Riverside County, 3,825 acres, 95% contained. No change in acreage and containment.
OSCC Update 6/25 0700: Hathaway Fire, CA-BDF- 8526; Vegetation, Northeast of Banning, Riverside County, 3,825 acres, 95% contained. No change in acreage and containment.
OSCC Update 6/24 0700: Hathaway Fire CA-BDF- 8526 Vegetation, Northeast of Banning, Riverside County. USFS-San Bernardino N.F. 3,825 acres, 95% No change in acreage and containment. Small pockets of heat continue to burnout well within the fire perimeter with minimal smoke visible from Interstate 10.
A Type 4 organization will take over late this morning. The ICP is at the Banning Airport.
OSCC Update 6/21 0700: Hathaway Fire CA-BDF- 8526 Vegetation, Northeast of Banning, Riverside County. USFS-San
3,825 acres, 85% contained.
OSCC Update 6/19 0700: Hathaway Fire CA-BDF- 8526 Vegetation, Northeast of Banning, Riverside County. USFS-San The incident has now transitioned to a type 3 team (N. Gamboa)
3823 acres, 85% contained.
OSCC Update 6/19 0700: Hathaway Fire CA-BDF- 8526 Vegetation, Northeast of Banning, Riverside County. USFS-San Bernardino N.F. SOCAL #2 (Garwood)
3781 acres, 80% contained.
Due to steep inaccessible terrain no additional line will be constructed.
Weather service predicts gusts of 40 mph this afternoon (6/18) over the fire.
OSCC Update 6/17 0800: Hathaway Fire, CA-BDF-8526, North of the city of Banning, Riverside County 3,807 acres, 67% contained
OSCC Update 6/150800: CA-BDF-8526, North of the city of Banning, Riverside County
3,807 acres. 52% contained. The crews will continue to patrol and mop-up. Contingency plans remain in place. Demobilization of excess resources will continue commensurate the incident needs. ERC’s are approaching record highs. Acreage has dropped due to more accurate mapping.
OSCC Update 6/13 Inciweb 0800: 3,326 acres, and 40% contained.
OSCC Update 6/12 Inciweb 1900: Hathaway Fire CA-BDF- 8526 Vegetation, Northeast of Banning, Riverside County. USFS-San Bernardino N.F. SOCAL #2 (Garwood )
3,130 acres, 40% contained.
A significant amount of line construction has been completed along the western and southern perimeter of the fire. 13.5 miles of line has been completed and has held. Smoke from the fire continues to impact communities of Big Bear and Lucerne Valley, and Palm Springs.
GACC elevated to PL 3 today at 1800 today.
Update 6/09 Inciweb 2100: CA-BDF-#HathawayFire 1,650 acres, 25%.
Incident Overview
The Hathaway Fire started just before noon on Sunday, June 9 in Hathaway Canyon on the northern portion of the Morongo Indian Reservation. It is currently burning in steep, rugged terrain in the San Gorgonio Wilderness. Many of the fuels burning have been impacted by drought and bark beetle kill. Extreme fire behavior has been observed, including rollout and uphill runs. There is continued potential for large fire growth into the San Gorgonio Wilderness. Emphasis tonight is on continuing direct fire line construction, continue air operations until dusk, and night air attack flying. The Hathaway Incident Command Post has been established at Noble Creek Park in Beaumont, CA. Motorists should be aware of increased fire-related traffic along I-10 and Oak Valley Parkway.
The San Gorgornio Wilderness area remains open, except for Vivian Creek Trail. However, other trails may be impacted by smoke. Smoke may create decreased visability and increased health problems for people with respiratory conditions.
Forecasted weather overnight calls for west winds up to 25 mph, with relative humidity of 45%, and temperature of 55 degrees. A High Pressure system will rebuild in the area Tuesday and Wednesday bringing high winds, lower humidities, and poor humidity recovery at night.
Basic Information
Incident Type - Wildfire
Cause Under - Investigation
Date of Origin - Sunday June 09th, 2013 approx. 11:57 AM
Location - Hathaway Canyon, Morongo Reservation/San Gorgonio Wilderness
Incident Commander - GarwoodCurrent Situation
Total Personnel 690
Size 1,650 acres
Percent Contained 25%
Estimated Containment - Date Tuesday June 25th, 2013 approx. 12:00 AM
Fuels Involved - heavy chaparral and timber impacted by drought and bug kill.
Fire Behavior - active burning with rollout and uphill runs; snags and large diameter woody material affecting ability to go direct
Significant Events - no structures threatened; line construction in chaparralOutlook Planned Actions - Firefighters are continuing to build line around the fire; night air attack flying
Growth Potential - High
Terrain Difficulty - Extreme; steep/rugged
Remarks - This fire is burning in a remote area that is difficult to access. Resources include: 6 air tankers, 10 helicopters, 22 engines, 21 crews, 9 water tenders, and 9 dozers. Threat to San Gorgonio flume and Snow Peak communication site.Current Weather
Wind Conditions 20 mph SW
Temperature 82 degrees
Humidity 20%
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| CA-BDF-Hathaway Fire TOPO PERIMETER MAP CA-BDF-#HathawayFire 1,500 acres, 15%. |
Incident Overview
The Hathaway Fire started just before noon on Sunday, June 9 in Hathaway Canyon on the northern portion of the Morongo Indian Reservation. It is currently burning in steep, rugged terrain in the San Gorgonio Wilderness. Many of the fuels burning have been impacted by drought and bark beetle kill. Extreme fire behavior has been observed, and is expected again today. There is continued potential for large fire growth into the San Gorgonio Wilderness. Emphasis today is on continuing direct fire line construction to establish contingency lines, establish helispots, and spike camps. The Hathway Incident Command Post has been established at Noble Creek Park in Beaumont, CA. Motorists should be aware of increased fire-related traffic along I-10 and Oak Valley Parkway.
The San Gregornio Wilderness area remains open, except for Vivian Creek Trail. However, other trails may be impacted by smoke. Smoke may create decreased visability and increased health problems for people with respiratory conditions.
A dry Low Pressure system is moving in from the coast today. A High Pressure system will rebuild in the area Tuesday and Wednesday bringing high winds, lower humidities, and poor humidity recovery at night.
Basic Information
Incident Type Wildfire
Cause Under Investigation
Date of Origin Sunday June 09th, 2013 approx. 11:57 AM
Location Hathaway Canyon, Morongo Reservation/San Gorgonio Wilderness
Incident Commander Garwood
Current Situation
Total Personnel 999
Size 1,500 acres
Percent Contained 15%
Fuels Involved - heavy chaparral and timber impacted by drought and bug kill.
Fire Behavior - extreme fire behavior was observed on Sunday
Significant Events - no structures threatened
Outlook / Planned Actions - firefighters are continuing to build line around the fire
Terrain Difficulty - steep/rugged
Remarks - This fire is burning in a remote area that is difficult to access. Resources include: 9 air tankers, 8 helicopters, 42 engines, 32 crews, 7 water tenders, and 11 dozers
Current Weather
Wind Conditions 10 to 15 mph SW
Temperature 78 degrees
Humidity 10%
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Update 6/09 2205: CA-BDF-#HathawayFire per @SanBernardinoNF 1500 acres 5% cont'd Update 6/09 Inciweb 2000: CA-BDF-#HathawayFire 1,300 acres, 5%. Fuels Involved Chaparral and Timber. No structures threatened.
Update 6/09 1900: CA-BDF-#HathawayFire 1,300 acres, 10%. Fire Is now burning in the San Gorgonio Wilderness. #CaFireSPOT WEATHER FORECAST:
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SPOT FORECAST FOR HATHAWAY...UNLISTED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN DIEGO CA
607 PM PDT SUN JUN 9 2013
FORECAST IS BASED ON REQUEST TIME OF 1736 PDT ON JUNE 09.
IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE...CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE.
.DISCUSSION...
WEST-SOUTHWEST WINDS GUSTING TO 20 MPH WILL CONTINUE THROUGH
AROUND 8 PM...WEAKENING AND BECOMING DOWNSLOPE OVERNIGHT. COOL
WITH MODERATE HUMIDITY RECOVERY TONIGHT. MINOR COOLING IS
EXPECTED MONDAY WITH LITTLE CHANGE IN DAYTIME HUMIDITY AS A VERY
DRY LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM MOVES OVER THE REGION. GUSTY WEST-
SOUTHWEST WINDS WILL DEVELOP BY THE EARLY AFTERNOON...WEAKENING
AGAIN MON EVENING. WARMER AND DRY TUE AND WED AS HIGH PRESSURE
BUILDS OVER THE REGION.
.TONIGHT...
SKY/WEATHER.........MOSTLY CLEAR.
MIN TEMPERATURE.....AROUND 55.
MAX HUMIDITY........45 PERCENT.
WIND................
SLOPES...........WINDS WEST-SOUTHWEST 10 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 20 MPH
IN THE EVENING...BECOMING DOWNSLOPE 3 TO 6 MPH
AFTER MIDNIGHT.
RIDGETOP.........SOUTH-SOUTHWEST 15 TO 20 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 30
MPH.
CHC WETTING RAIN....0 PERCENT.
LAL.................1.
MIXING HEIGHT.......3000 FT AGL...BECOMING 500 FT AGL AFTER 10 MPH.
MIXING WINDS........SOUTH-SOUTHWEST 15 MPH.
.MONDAY...
SKY/WEATHER.........SUNNY.
MAX TEMPERATURE.....AROUND 78.
MIN HUMIDITY........20 PERCENT.
WIND................
SLOPES...........WINDS WEST-SOUTHWEST 5 TO 10 MPH. GUSTS 20 TO
25 MPH IN THE AFTERNOON.
RIDGETOP.........SOUTHWEST 15 TO 20 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 30 MPH.
CHC WETTING RAIN....0 PERCENT.
LAL.................1.
MIXING HEIGHT.......2000 FT AGL...BECOMING 4000 FT AGL LATE
IN THE MORNING.
MIXING WINDS........SOUTHWEST 15 TO 20 MPH.
.MONDAY NIGHT...
SKY/WEATHER.........MOSTLY CLEAR.
MIN TEMPERATURE.....AROUND 53.
MAX HUMIDITY........50 PERCENT.
WIND................
SLOPES...........WINDS WEST-SOUTHWEST 10 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 20 MPH
IN THE EVENING...BECOMING DOWNSLOPE 3 TO 6 MPH
AFTER MIDNIGHT.
RIDGETOP.........WEST 10 TO 15 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 20 MPH.
CHC WETTING RAIN....0 PERCENT.
LAL.................1.
MIXING HEIGHT.......4000 FT AGL...BECOMING 500 FT AGL AFTER 10 MPH.
MIXING WINDS........SOUTHWEST 10 MPH.
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Update Inciweb Incident Overview 1815hrs: The Hathaway Fire started just before noon Sunday June 9 in Hathaway Canyon northwest of Banning. It is near boundary of the Morongo Indian Reservation and San Gorgonio Wilderness. It is approximately 1300 acres in size. No structures are currently threatened but there is a lot of smoke drifting up towards the Big Bear area. The fire is in unified command with CAL FIRE Riverside.
Basic Information
Incident Type Wildfire
Cause Under Investigation
Date of Origin Sunday June 09th, 2013 approx. 11:57 AM
Location Hathaway Canyon, Morongo Reservation/San Gorgonio Wilderness
Incident Commander Mary BogensCurrent Situation
Total Personnel 402
Size 1,300 acres
Fuels Involved chaparral and timber
Significant Events no structures threatenedOutlook
Terrain Difficulty steep/rugged
Remarks Unified Command with CAL FIRE Riverside. Resources include: 9 air tankers, 5 helicopters, 28 engines, 14 crews, 2 water tenders, and 3 dozersCurrent Weather
Wind Conditions 10 mph SW
Temperature 80 degrees
Humidity 20%
Update 1715hrs: 1,300+ acres 10% contained. SOCAL#2 Garwood has accepted the assignment, and will assume command at 06/10/2013. Snow Peak communication site, and the San Gorgonio Wilderness is also threatened. Rogue River IHC assigned from CNF.
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Crazy view from Highway 111 in Palm Springs of #hathawayfire pic.twitter.com/VSnfZAL7LJ
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Update 1530hrs: 500+ acres w Significant Growth potential Residential structures may be threatened in the near future per IC #Hathawayfire [update] northeast of Banning (Riverside County) @SanBernardinoNF San Bernardino National Forest now in command, CAL FIRE assisting the forest in Unified Command.
Hathaway Wildland Fire CA-RRU-58738
Incident Overview
The Hathaway Fire started just before noon Sunday June 9 In Hathaway Canyon and is burning north of Banning near the southern edge of the San Gorgonio Wilderness. It is currently 200 acres in size. The fire is in unified command with Cal Fire Riverside.
Incident Overview
The Hathaway Fire started just before noon Sunday June 9 In Hathaway Canyon and is burning north of Banning near the southern edge of the San Gorgonio Wilderness. It is currently 200 acres in size. The fire is in unified command with Cal Fire Riverside.
Update: 1430hrs: Residential structures NOT threatened per RRU but IC ordered immediate need to the top of snow peak for structure protection(Comms Towers/Repeater Sites). IC ordered 20 hand crews for tomorrow 0600 -- fire burning in terrain not accessible to engines. closest observation site to the #HathawayFire shows 94 deg, with west winds 13 mph and gusting to 20 mph. #cawx
Location: Potrero Road and Burro Flats Road
GPS: 34.003 latitude, -116.825 longitude
Reported Date/time: 6/9/2013 Time Reported: 11:53 AMGPS: 34.003 latitude, -116.825 longitude
IA: No Residential structures threatened at this time.
ROS: moderate rate of spread in light to medium fuels. Updates will be posted as information becomes available.
ROC: CAL FIRE/Riverside County Firefighters are on-scene of a wildland fire in Hathaway Canyon. The fire is estimated at 200 acres with a moderate rate of spread in light to medium fuels. No structures threatened. Updates will be posted as information becomes available.
Structure Threats: RRU website says NO but at 1424 but BDF just ordered 1 Type 3 S/T immediate need to the top of snow peak for structure protection(Comms Towers/Repeater Sites).
Concerns: *
Resources:
| Fire Fighters: 146 | Helicopters: 3 | Utilities: No |
| Engine Companies: 16 | Air Tankers: 5 | Air Attack: Yes |
| Truck Companies: 0 | Fire Crews: 5 | OES: No |
| Overhead Personnel: 3 | Water Tenders: 3 | Red Cross: No |
| Fire Investigator: Yes | Bulldozers: 2 |
Cooperating Agencies: Bureau of Indian Affairs, CAL FIRE/Riverside, CAL FIRE/San Bernardino, March ARB, Morongo Fire Department, Riverside County Fire Department, USFS – San Bernardino
Weather Info: Morongo Weather Temp - 88F RH - 24% DP - Wind - SSW 7, gusts 14 http://www.wunderground.com/weather-...go_Valley.html
Special Conditions: *
Other Comments: *
Radio Frequencies: *
Maps: *
Agency Websites: InciWeb page: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/3415
Riverside County - RRU - Information Center: (951) 940-6985
RRU on Twitter: CALFIRERRU
Riverside County - RRU - Information Center: (951) 940-6985
RRU on Twitter: CALFIRERRU
Online Scanner: *
Live Video: *
Web Cams: High Point looking north: http://hpwren.ucsd.edu/cameras/L/hp-n-mobo-c.jpghttp://www.dot.ca.gov/cwwp2/data/d8/...age/822553.jpg
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