California Wildfires: Friday evening update on Dixie and River Fire

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Praying for all of you and your family there

rebeccawood

Is The air breathable it looks really thick

loveishz

0:16 so more buildings are standing than burned? Looks like more are burned buddy. Maybe he just can't count very high.

blackbirdpie

I wish that they get it under control, a lot of damage had been done. The smoke has reached Utah, on the west side of the Wasatch mountain range the smoke is staking up, it's pretty dark here during the day, the smoke is choking us

PurpleObscuration

I was a fire fighter! I hate putting X on places! I lived Thur the big flood in Albany ga! I lost everything! Casket was floating down the river! I walked away! Moved 2 a new town! I would never rebuild! My house burned down in talking rock ga! And I walked away! Moved 2 a new town!

lesleylawson

My concern is the reporters who are in those smoky area without any masks

allgreenallnatural

"BEHOLD I COME QUICKLY" REVELATION 22:12.

olaoluwaanuoluwapo

Did he say that right.
More standing buildings

debbieleeday

Yes it's smoky here in Marysville. I hope it does get better.

dorothydromgoole

trust the experts could make it rain and be done with this issue: Cloud seeding, the main type of intentional weather modification, began in the late 1940s. The basic idea was to use aircraft or rockets to inject silver iodide or another substance into the atmosphere to mimic ice nuclei. The amount of rain or snow a cloud can produce depends on a balance between the number of ice nuclei inside it and the amount of water available to grow around those nuclei. Clouds often lack naturally occurring ice nuclei, so injecting them with silver iodide particles (which are very similar in structure to ice) increases the number of nuclei. This makes the clouds more efficient at generating ice crystals that either fall as snowflakes or melt to produce raindrops, depending on temperatures in and beneath the cloud. Cloud seeding is also used to disperse fog banks near some airports.

jamesbuchanin

First "Paradise" was turned to a burning inferno. Now "Greenville" turned to ash.

soggyslu

Sadness for our life’s I highly believe everyone alright rn

chevellhamilton

Fleeing a fire like that stays with you.. Especially with fire on both sides of the road.

pookiesmoochie

I really wish the news would highlight that this probably wouldn't be as bad as it is except for the complete ignorance of Californias leadership and the people that keep electing them. This was no accident. It was inevitable based on disgusting public policies.

matthewglosenger