Giving Due Respect to the Power and Ferocity of the Camp Fire in North-Central California

GWCC_Feed | November 19, 2018 @ 9:30 am

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DISCUSSION: (11/13/2018) There is no debate whatsoever that the past 48 to 72 hours or so have been some of the worst for the state of California in recorded history in the context of state-wide wildfire impacts. Having said that, there are some impressive images and things can still be taken away from this absolutely horrifying and down-right terrible situation across various parts of both northern, central, and even southern California. Attached above is a brief video briefing which helps to capture and discuss a few of these points for everyone’s insights and knowledge base.

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