INTERACTIVE MAPS: HILL & WOOLSEY FIRE | CAMP FIRE
(KGTV) — Several fires burned across California this week, from the deadly Camp Fire in the northern portion of the state to the devastating Woolsey Fire in southern California.
Here's how the fires were chronicled across social media:
Camp Fire
One of our deputies took this picture. The smoke plume for the #CampFire is massive and foreboding. #buttecounty #wildfire #paradiseca pic.twitter.com/pjiBBE8z71
— Lt. Andrew Scott (@AndrewScottPCSO) November 10, 2018
These abandoned and burned out cars shows you what a panic it must have been for residents trying to escape the Camp Fire. Unreal scenes in Paradise, CA, this morning. #CampFire pic.twitter.com/AhBuWzS0Tx
— Nick Valencia (@CNNValencia) November 9, 2018
As I was getting into Paradise this morning I came across a firefighter who found an injured cat. He was holding tightly onto the cat while animal control arrived. #CampFire @abc7newsbayarea #abc7now pic.twitter.com/qtX7tWpAcM
— Carlos Saucedo (@Carlos_Saucedo) November 10, 2018
With my troops at the #campfire Thursday night, spotted the American Flag still standing amidst the flames pic.twitter.com/z22nyJsCs7
— Captain Jim Gordon (@CptGordon) November 10, 2018
This was me and my family escaping Paradise yesterday. We were so close to the flames that I could feel the heat through the car. Fortunately me and my family made it out alive. Sadly my house and the town I was born and raise in is gone. I can't believe this happened. #CampFire pic.twitter.com/MbXNLca0HN
— Jackie Saraciena Wharton (@Jackie_wharton_) November 10, 2018
Woolsey Fire
VIDEO: @LACoFireAirOps Firehawk helicopter flying along Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu on the way to protect life and property. This is a historic event. Please follow the direction of local authorities. (Original video, ok to use with credit) @VCFD @LACoFD #WoolseyFire pic.twitter.com/SvZSfipzfk
— LACoFireAirOps (@LACoFireAirOps) November 10, 2018
#WoolseyFire [update] at E St and Alfa Road Rd, south of Simi Valley (Ventura County) is now 70,000 acres. Evacuations in place. Unified Command: CAL FIRE, @VCFD , @LACOFD and @LAFD https://t.co/PAzCzDhWGL pic.twitter.com/jFvxrA0xTM
— CAL FIRE (@CAL_FIRE) November 10, 2018
Spoke with a Cal Fire firefighter who said they've been working since the #Woolseyfire started around 2:40pm Thursday. #thankyou @10News pic.twitter.com/IQEiIOw9z7
— Cassie Carlisle (@ReporterCassie) November 10, 2018
#WoolseyFire *UPDATE* Approx. 35,000 acres, 0% contained, very significant number of homes in the operational area damaged or destroyed by fire. More than 200,000 residents and 75,000 homes under mandatory evacuation. 0700 @CAL_FIRE will assume command of this fire. pic.twitter.com/axqnQKYjYQ
— LA County Sheriff's (@LASDHQ) November 10, 2018
Hill Fire
#HillFire [update] at Hill Canyon Rd and Santa Rosa Rd, Santa Rosa Valley (Ventura County) is now 4,531 acres and 25% contained. Unified Command: CAL FIRE and @VCFD https://t.co/PAzCzDhWGL pic.twitter.com/2ESZWxlujZ
— CAL FIRE (@CAL_FIRE) November 10, 2018
Scariest drive of my life! Driving into #HillFire minutes before they shut down the 101. Fire jumped freeway. Absolutely #apocalyptic pic.twitter.com/gLDCAA89Gx
— Manipulated Reality (@illusionfuzion) November 9, 2018
The 10,000-acre #HillFire is being driven south/southwest by 25-35 mph winds. Capt. Ziegler said fire conditions today are identical to those during the 2013 Camarillo Spring fire. There's no telling where they'll stop it. He said it wouldn't surprise him if it burned to the sea. pic.twitter.com/s5XAfvrXr6
— Dawn Megli-Thuna (@ReporterDawn) November 8, 2018
