House Fire Hot Temperatures

[@efd996mk]

No water and no help....guys did a great job with what they had. Thanks to whoever pulled them out when it got to the attic. Nice work with safety and best intentions involved. Brave work.

[@TheWaynelds]

Ugh, i need to stop watching these at night. gives me the creeps. Especially with having 3 fire damaged houses across the street from me. My neighborhood is starting to look like one from Detroit.

[@MaxZomboni]

I love how in all the devastation, one part of the house looks almost untouched. The coffee cups on the kitchen counters, are not even broken.

[@yxc1511]

very good job !!! greetings from Germany by a firefighter

[@Madlax99]

Great Split Screen footage!

[@TheLampdude]

thank you for helping protect us. Please stay safe.

[@ffjsb]

Good idea on the transitional attack, and good job making an attempt to knock it down on the interior. Nice call to evacuate before they ran out of water. But if you're not going to have your seatbelts on enroute, at least be smart enough to edit that out.

[@Madlax99]

Great Split Screen!

[@djsmexyy]

Excellent Video, good job guys stay safe and please have a happy holiday

[@CRonaldo2507]

Great video! As always, thank you for sharing. Stay safe brother

[@allstaryanky51]

Any types of well involved structure fire such as this one are man power intensive. Considering the minimal apparatus and lack of adequate manpower, these firefighters did a hell of a job. And losing water halfway through the operation didn't help much.

[@littleblitz8239]

One Engine, a 3 man crew, pretty damn good knockdown......LittleBlitz 85 LZVFD Ret

[@SBU2012]

Did you notice the HOUSE that was on fire? Pretty easy for something like that to catch some dry grass on fire.

[@fcinternetmarketing]

Great video.

[@galenlong3005]

Awesome video.

[@sergeantmattie6611]

Very nice video!

[@slash9dotnet]

Yeah, I think that might have been the "GTFO" horn announcement from the looks of the fire and smoke pattern.

[@pauliewalnuts4990]

Great job. Great video.

[@fireguye4]

where is this? 115 degrees? damn. stay safe brothers

[@maxwellsides2475]

either an all clear horn or a second horn for evac of building

[@navonechile]

Great!

[@enid0mom]

Was that a steel trash can in the attic or the second floor? What was in it? Did it have anything to do with the fire?

[@maxwellsides2475]

at like 6:58 you hear the man with pike pole say "your an idiot" ahahhahahahaha

[@b0xcrash]

What caused the fire into start in the trash can?

[@peanut111shorty]

who the f*** puts a trash can in the attic

[@b0xcrash]

What cause the fire to start in the trashcan?

[@m93dape]

why do they sound the horn at 10:00? awsome video btw! :D

[@joemac356]

Booster hose? I loved booster lines, but nobody uses it now.

[@lupeooo]

how many water can you bring to the fire out of one "hose" ? greetings from germany

[@pinacoloda226]

amazing video..wow..!!

[@FFIrish23]

Nice fuckin job guys!!!! Stay safe brothers

[@burritoman5891]

i have heat exhaustion just from watchin the video

[@ELRIOJT]

what city do you work for?

[@littleblitz8239]

I know you, u da water boy in da movie.

[@FireCam]

East St. Louis IL

[@jaredmichealfreeman5399]

city state?

[@hh1n]

5:12 that's gotta be satisfying

[@freeamericausa1]

Looks like an arsonist in the area. Take a look at the LAWN....all burnt from a previous fire??

[@Sara-L]

Normal people :-)