This stuff almost as bad as a hurricane
Lots of deaths now
Houses gone all over place
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10-11-17 01:52 PM #1
Wildfires In Calif Now Getting Out Of Hand
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10-11-17 02:12 PM #2
We are getting a shitload of smoke here. You see it in the air and even though there is a wind, there's just more smoke blowing in behind it.
No fresh air at all, smoke everywhere.
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10-11-17 02:14 PM #3
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10-11-17 02:16 PM #4
damn, i liked that pool a lot better when it looked like this:
Originally Posted by KVB
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10-11-17 02:17 PM #5
It is funny how now, 4 months later, fires are getting attention. The smoke thicker than fog most days, thousands lost their homes, and people died, well over a million acres burned just in MT. Yet, nothing until now. Fukin pathetic
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10-11-17 02:21 PM #6
Stay safe KVB, saw like 20 dead or something, damn. Generally a few peeps die but 20 seems like an awful lot given that number will likely rise.
Hope all the Cali guys have a plan and are safe
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10-11-17 02:23 PM #7
It's pretty insane. Had a girlfriend crash at my place 2 nights ago because the smell in her house in North Beach was beyond bad. I'm on other side of SF and the smell/smoke is still crazy. Had fam/friends evacuated in Napa.
Thankfully everyone healthy in my circle. Prayers to those who aren't.
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10-11-17 02:26 PM #8
Arson did it. Why no news of what started it.
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10-11-17 02:27 PM #9
Ungrateful Liddle Puerto Rico hasn't even sent 1 person or 1 ounce of supplies to help out their "country-mates"
sad
losers
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10-11-17 02:27 PM #10
Is it mainly north in Napa County and the Bay Area?
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10-11-17 02:27 PM #11
False flag most likely Originally Posted by Mr. Lucky
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10-11-17 02:29 PM #12
why would anyone want to live in california wild fires earth quakes droughts high living cost
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10-11-17 02:29 PM #13
It's bad here
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10-11-17 02:33 PM #14
I'm really in no danger from flames, just a ton of smoke coming into the central valley. Originally Posted by The Kraken
This map shows fires on both sides of the valley but the area north of SF, Santa Rosa, was destroyed rather quickly.
What's crazy is how little of the fires are actually contained.
http://www.fire.ca.gov/general/firemaps
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10-11-17 02:35 PM #15
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10-11-17 02:43 PM #16
Someone check on rogue scholar
if his weed burns up, the whole state is gonna get high down wind
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10-11-17 02:48 PM #17
i can think of five reasons off the top of my head...... Originally Posted by slapshot81
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10-11-17 02:56 PM #18
those girls all look like selfish bitches
except the one on the left... that's a man baby!
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10-11-17 02:59 PM #19
If you have fires raging around your home and are warned to vacate and you don't then that's on you..I don't know why anyone wouldn't abandon their homes when they see fires coming their way????.. Instead they decide to stay and die..
Not sure what to think about these home owners that perished in these fires???... I'd say they got lazy, stubborn and or took a chance and lost... End of story..
Can always rebuild a home but you can't rebuild your life once you're dead...
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10-11-17 03:02 PM #20
Central Valley. Originally Posted by tatddy
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10-11-17 03:02 PM #21
Cali isn't so bad. I'm less than a couple of hours from the mountains and snow and less than a couple of hours from the beach.
It's hard to beat that.
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10-11-17 03:02 PM #22
totally agree, but depends where you are Originally Posted by JIBBBY
If you have fires raging around your home and are warned to vacate and you don't then that's on you..I don't know why anyone wouldn't abandon their homes when they see fires coming their way????.. Instead they decide to stay and die..
Not sure what to think about these home owners that perished in these fires???... I'd say they got lazy, stubborn and or took a chance and lost... End of story..
Can always rebuild a home but you can't rebuild your life once you're dead...
my brother had 2 firefighters on duty just to protect his house
and a lot of people don't vacate for fear of looting
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10-11-17 03:03 PM #23
Damn. That's the first not sharp thing you've ever posted on SBR 😂 Originally Posted by KVB
Points Awarded:
KVB gave tatddy 2 Betpoint(s) for this post.
Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: KVB
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10-11-17 03:05 PM #24
so you can drive 2 hours to get to water that is too cold to comfortably go in, at any time of year Originally Posted by KVB
Cali isn't so bad. I'm less than a couple of hours from the mountains and snow and less than a couple of hours from the beach.
It's hard to beat that.
same kind of water here in lake michigan that i'm 5 minutes from
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10-11-17 03:05 PM #25
You have the beach, night life, great sports city, great weather year round, beach at your back door, etc.. The cost of living is expensive but you can make alot of money here too. Originally Posted by slapshot81
Big earthquakes don't happen but every 20 years so that's no biggie, fires only rage in the Country sides and not in the big populated city areas also..Hard to leave this joint as I've been here my entire life.... This liberal State does drive me nuts sometimes.. The heavy traffic and all the millions of illegal Mexicans suck for sure.. Alot of homeless too...
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10-11-17 03:10 PM #26
Unfortunate events happen EVERYWHERE....can't just run from life my friend.... Originally Posted by slapshot81
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10-11-17 03:11 PM #27
Originally Posted by tatddy
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10-11-17 03:13 PM #28
King city Originally Posted by KVB
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10-11-17 03:13 PM #29
The water is fine during the summer months, but it can depend on where you go. Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
The mountains are great year round.
Tough to beat Lake Tahoe.
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10-11-17 03:14 PM #30
Automan not a time for jokes
Call me
Looks like nuclear war in Cali
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10-11-17 03:15 PM #31
totally agree, was just messing with you Originally Posted by KVB
used to be in pasadena... at this point though i'd rather be in florida where the water is warm
lake tahoe would be nice, that's where i got engaged though so there's some pretty painful memoriesPoints Awarded:
KVB gave milwaukee mike 1 Betpoint(s) for this post.
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10-11-17 03:23 PM #32
KVB I'll wave to you as I drive up the 99 this weekend.
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10-11-17 03:38 PM #33
Got the mandatory evacuation alert yesterday, Not for the city I was in but about 8 miles away.
I'm still alive, bitches!Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: TheMoneyShot
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10-11-17 03:42 PM #34
Damn, half of SBR lives in Cali. Well, half of the good posters.
Stay safe. Looks like hell in some spots.
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10-11-17 03:53 PM #35
That canyon fire still causing problems. Wow. Originally Posted by DiggityDaggityDo
Up here it looks like wine country is burning up. And I mean burning up. Sonoma, Napa, there's so little containment.
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