INSANE Fire Behavior, FIRENADO, Massive Flames At The Chaparral Fire | Murrieta

[@MetalBaller83]

That has to be one of the most terrifying things I've ever seen I've read stories about the fires like this (the Carr Fire for example), but this is so close to the "front", it really gives you a true perspective of how monstrous these fires can be. The hotshots and smokejumpers that handle things like this are the most unsung heroes in the world. The next time you see a firefighter, make sure to thank him; and his brave brothers & sisters for putting their lives on the line everyday.

[@joebledsoe257]

I have seen the Firefighters in the airport I worked at for 35 years. Easy to tell which way they were headed. To the fire - no smoke smell, from the fire - smoke smell 2 gates up. Always told them thanks when I could.

[@puppiesgoarf664]

Most of the firefighters are criminals out of the youth authority

[@maxsmith695]

Aerial spraying of coal fly ash produces aluminum when it reaches the ground and that is what is driving the intensity of the fires. Rest assured, it will increase yearly. Every town in the west is at risk. 2020 was the worst fire season every in CALIf. But 2021 will be 3 times as bad. 2022 more bad news ? How long before Carmel or Yosemite or Napa or Laguna Beach or Fallbrook becomes the headline focus. I guess if the US military/ CIA keep saturating the CALIF ground with highly flammable chemicals as they HAVE for 23 years, the results will be no different no matter where the inferno. White ash on top of home foundations after uncontrolled fires.

[@eloishashalom1458]

“When the heavens are shut up and there is no rain because your people have sinned against you, and when they pray toward this place(EAST- BEIT HA'MIQDASH-YAHRUSHALAYIM) and give praise to your name (YOD HEI WAW HEI-"YH") and turn from their sin because you have afflicted them, then hear from heaven and forgive the sin of your servants, your people Israel. Teach them the right way to live, and send rain on the land you gave your people for an inheritance.

[@stevehamman4465]

@@maxsmith695 , never knew this!! I'm in Cleveland Ohio , suburb, they tried to bury fly ash years ago, didn't happen so now they put it in concrete! Do you have more info on this in Cally ???

[@NJDRONEMAN]

You need some kind of photo journalist award for your coverage!! Absolutely amazing

[@Horseluvver]

ROFLMAO...

[@livefree316]

Wow this is like hell on Earth. Call out to Jesus Christ The Heavenly fireman to save , rescue your soul. look at these images... imagine going to a place with no exits that is hotter than these fires. Please people look to with Jesus Christ did for you look to what Jesus Christ went through to get you to heaven.

[@sqlevolicious]

This is not what photo journalism is.

[@sqlevolicious]

@@livefree316 Sounds more like you don't give a shit about living on earth and only care about what you get to experience in the afterlife, namely how many people you convert toto your beliefs so you can "secure your soul"? Seems a bit selfish and narcissistic, no? Maybe you should get a life on earth here instead of worrying about the personal beliefs of others? It's time to grow up, kiddo.

[@believeinyourself7511]

Those flames are insane. Prayers for the Firefighters and the people who live in the area.

[@maxsmith695]

That is the effect of the aerial atmospheric spraying over decades. Those flames are not normal flames from brush burning. Coal fly ash, sprayed over the US, fall to the ground and enters the soil and root system of trees. This toxic compound converts to aluminum, in a dangerous form. Why? When it is converted into aluminum in the soil, it is in a loosely bound atomic structure, ( flammable ) versus the existing aluminum in all soils that is in a tightly bound atomic structure and not a flammable compound. This newly formed aluminum is highly flammable. That is why these ground fires look more like a blast furnace coming from the ground. That is why 5800 homes in San Rosa became ash in 90 minutes in 2017 with nothing remaining of the homes.

[@TheKaisergal24]

No

[@selzasteve837]

Your footage is amazing. It really does showcase these brave firefighters. And you

[@eloishashalom1458]

1 KINGS 8 35

[@howardnielsen6220]

The guy on the Cat has some Courage.

[@chefbillybaroo2056]

Balls of steel

[@howardnielsen6220]

We know saved our home in Alpine from the Cedar Fire

[@Biffo1262]

They ALL have, without exception.

[@Biffo1262]

@@GBHeiser You have no idea.

[@MilesBellas]

desperately creating break that should have been done before

[@AzTrailRider57]

8:30 Wow the inflow on the ground at the vortex is amazing Wow

[@allenhollenbach4692]

20 years ago I had a professor tell the class that some of the western states were not managing forests in a way to reduce fires, but instead taking a hands off approach. He said then that this would be the outcome. The scary thing is we are now doing this in the east...

[@mrs.hancock4124]

Here in the Sierra Mountains. All true. Now add massive water theft to support twice overpopulation (unsustainable) throughout central/southern California

[@arnenelson4495]

All part of a long term plan to weaken our Country for ultimate communist takeover. It will happen.

[@rwoodward1225]

100% correct

[@trilithon108]

Throw in huge temperature changes which dry out vegetation.

[@brianhampson2314]

@@arnenelson4495 you need to smoke a joint

[@firefighterpk2440]

And THIS folks is how these fires spread so fast ( along with uphill terrain and heavy fuel load) once they get so big, they make there own ( unpredictable) winds.

[@Mr.Thermistor7228]

yup, idiots think its so easy to put out i see comments all over the place saying dumb things like why cant they work harder to put it out and arrogant crap like that, those idiots do not live in reality

[@samanagans]

Yes. This is the first time I have seen what the poor firebrigades are up against, so far, until now, it has just been the low flamed but wide spread fire. Best of wishes from England, California.

[@maxsmith695]

Wrong

[@maxsmith695]

Aerial spraying of coal fly ash produces aluminum when it reaches the ground and that is what is driving the intensity of the fires. Rest assured, it will increase yearly. Every town in the west is at risk. 2020 was the worst fire season every in CALIf. But 2021 will be 3 times as bad. 2022 more bad news ? How long before Carmel or Yosemite or Napa or Laguna Beach or Fallbrook becomes the headline focus. I guess if the US military/ CIA keep saturating the CALIF ground with highly flammable chemicals as they HAVE for 23 years, the results will be no different no matter where the inferno. White ash on top of home foundations after uncontrolled fires.

[@tyhughs2215]

Thanks captain obvious

[@phong208]

Good luck out there folks. Hope to see you all come back safe and sound.

[@eloishashalom1458]

1 KINGS 8 35 . PRAY TOWARDS YAHRUSHALAYM IN THE NAME OF YH (YOD HEI WAW HEI)

[@paulaguzman099]

thanks, the smoke was in Bishop which is almost close to where the fire started we did not have a fire but it did reach south lake

[@deeSK8er]

Those guys in the choppers and dozers are angels .🙏 thank ALL in the air and on the ground 👍

[@TTOS69]

My dad was a firefighter apart of all the special response teams like USAR, Swift water, RSAR, etc. People are so blind to what these guys provide for us in sense of safety and security. Without them, there wouldn't be 50% of the people or resources we have today.

[@MDNQ-ud1ty]

You would think then that rather than the US government wasting tons of $$$ on fake wars and giving it to rappers and pedos it would use that $$$ to build a better method of dealing with these fires and other events that cause so much damage to society. But nope. We need to pay grown men that throw balls around billions of dollars rather pay people that actually save society.

[@mlentsch]

They should put it out rather than just standing around.

[@fulomtheavali]

​@@mlentsch You know nothing about wild fires do ya? They let it burn cause it is healthy for nature and well... Putting out fires like that is expensive. Better to contain and wait.

[@josephk4310]

God have mercy on the livestock too, O and the humans as well, Amen.

[@games68775]

9:00 what a shot, with the helicopter in the background

[@kevinstone9638]

Volunteer in the east for 30 years still miss it all the time chasing housefires and wildfires. Love to be on the line with you guys again.

[@racerboy2212]

That fire-tornado and the bull dozer at about 5:22 is wicked, spinning like an insane blow torch!!

[@sharkbellykelly7956]

I think it’s exacerbated by all the heavy metals in the top soil & on the trees and bushes from all the chemtrails‼️Same shit happened in Paradise, up north😡😡

[@GBHeiser]

Just for the sake of it...It's called a fire whirl. Media likes to call it a Firenado for dramatic effect.

[@mischevious]

@@sharkbellykelly7956 I think you’re right. Wood and brush has a max burn temperature under 1,800F, like 1,764F if memory serves but it may not precisely. So what does burn at the insane 2,200F temperatures our fires are burning at now? You hit it on the head; atomized heavy metals, also the primary fuel used to make explosives.

[@mischevious]

@@GBHeiser Who says it’s called a fire whirl? All my life I’ve lived in Fire country and known countless firefighters, chiefs, inspectors you name it. They, we, I have always called it a fire tornado, a weather event the fire creates itself. Never before this moment now have I ever heard the pansy-ass terms “firenado” or “fire whirl”. And I sincerely hope I never will again.

[@sharkbellykelly7956]

@@mischevious I’ve been screaming it since the Paradise fires when I kept hearing reports from fire fighters concerned and bewildered at the extreme temperatures & weather patterns in these fires. How can you have a house completely leveled to the ground with little ash even present from the burned contents & have a plastic trash container just feet away in perfect condition and no sign of even melting from the intense heat that consumed a house just feet away. It makes no sense whatsoever‼️

[@tomwilliam5118]

That is amazing video that you filmed. The firefighters are unbelievable the keep coming off must be really immense. The fire tornadoes almost looks like pressurized gas on Fire coming out of the ground so intense

[@maxsmith695]

Aerial spraying of coal fly ash produces aluminum when it reaches the ground and that is what is driving the intensity of the fires. Rest assured, it will increase yearly. Every town in the west is at risk. 2020 was the worst fire season every in CALIf. But 2021 will be 3 times as bad. 2022 more bad news ? How long before Carmel or Yosemite or Napa or Laguna Beach or Fallbrook becomes the headline focus. I guess if the US military/ CIA keep saturating the CALIF ground with highly flammable chemicals as they HAVE for 23 years, the results will be no different no matter where the inferno. White ash on top of home foundations after uncontrolled fires.

[@David-bv6xz]

In the name of Allah, I invite you to worship Allah alone, so say, I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and I bear witness that Muhammad the Messenger of Allah. This is how I entered Islam. Read about our Prophet Muhammad, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, whom Allah sent as a mercy to the worlds, to keep us away from Hell and admit us to Paradise by following him, Allah willing, as he is a prophet of the end of time. .. .. And the Seal of the Prophets and Messengers ......... .

[@elr456]

This is some of the best fire tornado footage I’ve ever seen, this is fantastic.

[@josephastier7421]

That is a fire whirl, a type of dust devil. They are never counted with tornados.

[@TheSadie58]

Unbelievable! Excellent story telling here! It's like I'm there with you! God bless all that are fighting this fire and, all the people and animals, that are in harm's way! I hope everyone gets out alive! Now that's a hard day's work!

[@SwagFlap]

@GOLD, BULLETS & BEANS Yes sure blame the democrats for global warming. Oh wait you think global warming is a democrat hoax right? jezus christ... i'm an atheist but im praying for you to find those last 3 remaining braincells in that head of yours.

[@whatsupwithsteve]

awesome videos showing the power these flames have!!

[@homelife23]

Just watching this video sends chills up my spine. Could not imagine being right there in the thick of things. Prayers for these brave fire fighters, and all those affected.

[@hkgat8632]

This fire loves the weather conditions and is going to be a challenge. + Spot fires.

[@Silverline2572]

The stupid forest service in CA isn't allowed to clear all the dead wood & branches, creating a ton of fuel for these fires. No fuel to burn=no fires..People don't want to hurt ants, caterpillars, or any other wildlife...Well, then you get this!

[@jezzie1965]

Really wow

[@firefighterpk2440]

@@Silverline2572 yeah THEN they bitch because of the burnt barren terrain and all the animals the fire killed. 🤷‍♂️ Dealt with the same stupid shit in western Wyoming where I lived and ran on wild fires for 5 years

[@ronfreniere8769]

That brings back memories that I wish I could forget. Back in the 70's I was working for the forestry service fighting forest fires in Montana. I spent many hours and days surrounded by very similar looking surroundings. Thank you to all firefighters everywhere for protecting the citizens of your coverage area.

[@kishascape]

The proverbial hell on earth

[@ronfreniere8769]

@@kishascape DEFINITELY

[@penbc5130]

Can't believe this is happening! Really, beg for God's mercy and forgiveness!!

[@jordandontworryaboutit2808]

I was there photographing it, lots of nados. It crested and came down the hill fast

[@jwilcox4726]

That 30 feet of livable space saved that home and it showed the firemen that they cared about the firefighters. Homeowners & Firefighters working together awesome !!!

[@blnfuse]

pray for those and all firefighters !

[@sqlevolicious]

Thought and prayers do nothing but allow you to think you are in control of something you are not. Instead, vote in local elections to get these guys more support. Third world countries with a GDP in the gutter have better equipment and training than your average firefighter in the US. Help them by actually doing something instead of talking to yourself.

[@ph11p3540]

What really terrifies me about these wild fires is their unpredictability and speed. You can be in a seemingly safe location to suddenly running for your life assuming the fire has not enveloped into a crescent around your neighborhood. A friend of mine learned that the hard way up in Fort MacMurray when a third of the city was burned down. People only had minutes to get in their vehicles and leave the city on the only highway out of the city. There was virtually no warning from the Alberta emergency authorities.

[@ecleveland1]

I used to have fun like this, I operated a dozer cutting fireline. I've seen fire tornados throw logs hundreds of yards and even beat a 14-inch oak tree like someone playing with a feather duster. The really bad thing is all the embers that get spit out a half mile or even further and start new fires far away from the lines and crews.

[@The-Devil-Wears-Primark]

Still amazes me how these amazing men and women will put themselves between a fire and either our lives or our belongings and we still only pay them minimum wage......

[@swampdonkey1517]

Not minimum wage but low pay to a degree.

[@lestki]

In Australia they are volunteers. No money to pay for all the firefighters needed. So the govt says. Pfft,.

[@pmelshearn5482]

In the country here it's all volunteers

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

I see only men, no women!

[@limitedtime5471]

I haven't heard about prison labor firefighters this year but they did it for like a buck forty per hour

[@lawdog490]

I have seen a lot of things as a cop in 36 years on the job...nothing like this...these firemen are doing an awesome job...

[@garygeorge9648]

Is that manzanita brush? My dad fought the big fire in San Diego back in 69' (?) and he said the manzanita brush would burst from the oils in it.

[@SanchoGracie]

I live in Prescott, AZ. We too have lots of Manzanita. It does burn very well. Not sure if it bursts.

[@JohnDoe-zl6qw]

Yep. Lived near that area for 11 years, I know where the road is referenced in the video description, I've hiked in those hills. Lots of manzanita up there. And, yes, it burns very hot and very fast from the oils in the bark. My dad was a smoke jumper (wildland firefighters who parachute into remote areas to fight fires that are just getting started). He's told me stories about manzanita exploding if it gets hot enough. He's even related how pine trees can do the same. But it's rare; it has to be all-consuming firestorm type conditions.

[@sharonshoop495]

Not liking it because of the fire but for the awesome reporting!!!!!!!!!! Thanks frontliners!!!!!

[@shamskachooey]

they are so relaxed just looking hurry up ,,

[@KenKellySWFL]

🙏 for the firefighters, police, and first responders!

[@kristynsotelo1452]

Man those pilots! Pretty intense stuff!

[@SanchoGracie]

Valiant & brave efforts to save some family's, no doubt, beautiful dream home. Great video coverage.

[@davidhamann1300]

great video! be careful getting video, way the wind was blowing, you could find fire right next to you. one request; water drops by air are nice. to me, seeing it hit and putting out a hot spot is also exciting.

[@californiacruisin2048]

This fire happened near my neighborhood. My friends helped pack everything up as the fire progressed.

[@2001cavador]

I am so glad that they managed to save the big house -For a while, it was touch and go. Over the last decade, we had similar fires here in Australia and we had many Firenados like the one on this video. We now have in place a fire management system where we backburn in cooler weather and prevent really severe fires in summer.

[@2001cavador]

BTW we once had a fire so bad that it was spotting from 15 miles away and had flaming embers falling in densely populated areas and in one street lost 15 out of 23 houses in one street.

[@2001cavador]

Check this link of one of our Firenados=kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGe8pZhmaKdmgtE

[@clappedshinobi2863]

Hey I live in MURRIETA, No wonder why it was overcast today!

[@petdetail]

I'm in Wildomar but work directly across from La Cresta where this is. Been sucking on my inhaler for 2 days. Smoke is horrible, winds are horrible. Cal Fire is the bomb!

[@clappedshinobi2863]

@@petdetail seems like the wind took all the smoke your way, stay safe! These cal fire guys are badass, I watched them in action during the holy fires that spread to lake Elsinore while I was living there. These men were chopping down trees that were on fire. Much respect to cal fire for keeping everyone safe🙏

[@vzgsxr]

Wow, that fire tornado was worthy of a Reed Timmer commentary. 😳

[@Harlem.Harlemz]

Wow, very cool footage. Prayers for those families & their homes!

[@HumaneEmergencyAnimalRescue911]

Awesome footage!

[@Tonihaddock]

Prayers for those brave firefighters every single moment.

[@DTOTALPACKAGE]

By far the best coverage of what really goes on in this situation..Thanks for this video, Truly AWESOME!!!!

[@mike6340]

Waiting for a shark to come out of the tornado. You know, just to make it interesting.

[@tomrogers9467]

Fish fry tonight!

[@YuriKovalyov]

So picturesque, thank you, the crew.

[@netstarr77]

Oh and now they bring out a bulldozer?. That was for last winter dude. It not going to stop a 30 mph wind driven fire.

[@Biffo1262]

I have attended many, many moorland fires in the Northwest of England but nothing beats the sheer intensity of those wild fires. The heat must be phenomenal and the feeling if defeat having to retreat from a persons home I really can empathise with. Stay safe.

[@ellenbryn]

somehow becomes more real when you see you own county chopper doing drops (They got called in to help; this isn't local. But I've looked right up at them flying over my car doing drops on a fire by the 73 freeway)

[@StinkyWino]

OCFA is on the job... hopefully we won't be needing their services here in OC this summer/fall!

[@hazard6433]

Even though the fire doesn’t shoot straight up in a tornado fashion most the time it’s still SUPER HOT inside that tornado. The fire might not always be shooting up but the heat sure as hell is

[@boblawblaw6875]

Shoulda raked the forest better. In all seriousness, I hope they everyone gets out alive. This is f’n scary. God bless the firefighters

[@permaquilter9111]

You may have meant the raking comment as a joke but you're right. There are huge rake-like implements that go on the front of equally huge dozers that do just that; rake up highly flamable underbrush & forest debris that these fires feed on. And yes, God bless the firefighters.

[@happytimeharry363]

@@permaquilter9111 ,...not forest here, grasslands. There are fires burning in many states, and other countries as well.

[@G-force_Motorsport]

Very interesting to compere to our fires over here in Australia, burns a bit differently, but just as nasty! But when it comes to spinning air, you guys beat us every time.

[@sherryobar5750]

Fire devils oh wow. God bring the rain, still the wind in Jesus' name amen 🙏

[@ThreeDarkDays-x7]

This video is truly shocking and demonstrates the devastating power of wildfires. The speed and intensity of the flames are terrifying. We need to raise awareness and be better prepared to prevent and respond to such disasters. I hope everyone in the area stays safe.

[@ebelionavarro4354]

God watch over everyone.. Be safe. 🙏

[@mtnride4930]

Once again, another great video from ONSCENE you guys do great work.

[@fambeblessedbygodslove149]

Shots out to all the agency’s on this joint initial attack. Great job utilizing resources, and controlling this burn. As of this morning, the containment line is at 50% plus it is raining. Fire weather conditions are at there peak. Praying for all the crews from down here all the way up North 🙏 💪 go get em!!

[@mikeggg1979]

Wild land firefighting is ten times more dangerous then residential. This show is scary AF

[@missjody4142]

Please STAY SAFE! THINGS CAN BE REPLACED PEOPLE NOT SO MUCH.

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

Wow, that's great video. I saw a firenado up here even larger (and far scarier) and I knew it was time to go. We had already been given "mandatory evacuation" orders and there were massive propane tanks exploding nearby but I stayed to load the car one last time before leaving a few hours later.

[@HomesteadingWays]

How scary and sad. Such destruction! The wildlife, the trees/forests... unlike us humans they have no choice. And those brave firefighters! May God continue to watch over them. And to think, some of these fires were started on PURPOSE by deranged individuals! What a sad world it is sometimes.

[@richardbradley6038]

Spot on!

[@LanaW123]

Wild animals have no choice but burn alive....plants can regrow. Ash is good for soil....but animals burn alive.....

[@evilkidd174]

They are feeling God's wrath. A state full of people that vote for any name with a (D) behind it is a godless place.

[@amandaporubsky5848]

How fire tornados form is there needs to be a normal tornado then if it destroys something on fire it will light up and become a fire tornado

[@nimmdaszuckerstuck4475]

that looks like the hell on earth

[@netstarr77]

Gotta hand it to Certera, he must have saved ten feet of that fence.

[@josephastier7421]

And how much fence did YOU save today? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm?

[@Shelly-m5t]

It's like the fire has a life force in it, energized, maddening to look at!

[@moonobservergilles5730]

There are energies that are not perceptible to the human eyes. wind one cannot see. only see the effects. but other elements can cause chaos like micro waves, or ..... or ,,,,,,

[@JaimzNichol]

… lasers

[@mycammedia]

Thanks for posting - that is absolutely incredible.

[@Alwaysinthegarden68]

Man all those trees and wildlife so so sad.

[@BANGGANGRACING]

why the fuck are all these people who live there running from it those fire fighters need help those people who live there exploited the beauty and once mother nature asks for help they all run .. This is mother earth trying to rid itself of us parasites

[@paulburns1333]

One of the most incredible things I've ever seen. The skill and sheer bravery is astonishing, some of these guys must have asbestos skin. I already had the utmost respect for firefighters but this really brings home what an unbelievable effort they make against a monster like this. I don't think any film has portrayed the true ferocity of fire as well as this.

[@Americafirst-i8q]

I have a recommendation just keep building more and more homes in the desert that will help the situation

[@douglasbrannon6525]

the desert are running out of water. drought.Desert critters and rattlesnakes are moving in to neighborhoods in search of water . where the critters go the rattlesnakes follow.The green Mohabi rattlesnake ranks up there as one of the most poisonous snakes in the world.

[@ethereal1257]

Its not homes. Places refuse to practice controlled burning. Look at all the dry brush. It doesn't take much for it all to get into an uncontrolled state when you let it grow like that.

[@Aquacentric]

Breathtaking!

[@christopherpuylara6355]

Wildfires can create their own weather, have been to many a wildfire, and can honestly attest to that fact.....

[@Елена-ч9я3с]

Такое ощущение что сдесь работает только один эксковатор с землей,а пожарные только смотрят...

[@baeruuttehei1393]

H.A.A.R.P. and lasers this time?? Again property needed for redevelopement?

[@stuartingram96]

I can see this from my house I’m in the OC right by where the Holy Fire was it’s fucked up. Hella Smokey right now

[@karinamora4027]

Where by oc ?

[@stuartingram96]

@@karinamora4027 by the holy fire? Lol

[@livefree316]

WHere are you? 😃 What people need in their lives is the Holy Fire of Jesus Christ I mean thank God people are able to get away from these fires . imagine there's a place where the wicked will go who refuse to repent Hell A Place With No exits Jesus Christ loves you money and material things come and go. Knowing Jesus Christ is a wise Eternal Investment

[@reinerwilhelms-tricarico344]

Hats up for the guts these firefighters have. Even just watching this video makes my neck hair stand up.

[@liliansather683]

My respects to cal firefighter 👨‍🚒 really are heroes men’s God protect those who work hard 😓 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍👍👍👍👍

[@darkwhite5524]

Is this a new fire?

[@darkwhite5524]

When did it started?

[@negativenarwhals]

@@darkwhite5524 This fire was a week or so ago. It's out now, I live a few miles away and could see the smoke last weekend

[@thomasmcmahan2014]

Geeze. This video starts off violent! Great footage.

[@catherineg.4720]

Mother Nature sure hadn't been merciful this year .Godbless these people affected and wildlife 🙏🌈✈🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊brave soldiers 🙏 😇😓

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

Arson not mother nature.

[@Boots_And_Slicks14]

@@golden.lights.twinkle2329 Yes! Thankfully there are people out there who aren't oblivious to what's really going on.

[@ivymoon1779]

Phenomenal video. Thank you!

[@JaybayJay]

If it were up to me, I would get every older commercial jet and re-task them into a North American Nation Firefighting Airfleet. Thousands of jumbo jets carrying water from hurricane zones with more than enough across the country to dump on wildfires on the West Coast. Like a super long bucket line..

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

Where would you get the pilots?

[@roxiefern]

Great idea I've had myself of taking water from these torrential rains and transporting to drought areas, even trying to prevent all these fires. Cause we all know stupid human behavior will not stop. My idea got me into a long debate with someone who basically tried to make me look stupid. Was happy to see your comment.

[@JaybayJay]

@@roxiefern People never understand genius. They think we're nuts.

[@JaybayJay]

@@golden.lights.twinkle2329 Use the same pilots that fly commercial. Covid has slowed the airline industry. They'd jump at the chance to fly to save their country from burning.

[@Kiyoone]

HOLY SHIIIIII.... IMAGINE TREES IN FLAMES FLYING AROUND!!!

[@ZEPRATGERNODT]

No controlled burns equals...

[@IntegraDIY]

They don’t do that here in California, only in states where people are smart. They prefer being lazy, then panic when theirs an out of control burn.

[@swampdonkey1517]

Smoke management is the issue. People will whine and threaten to sue if you do a control burn.

[@InstantClanGaming]

They frequently do controlled burns there

[@ZEPRATGERNODT]

@@InstantClanGaming I live in Riverside. Rarely are controlled burns done.

[@ĪndīāñāBūdTøkêr]

I'm blessed to live in the midwest. No hurricanes or wildfires! Got it made in the shade sippin lemonade.

[@TheFineagler]

Tornadoes, floods, and you're in the Midwest.

[@annettebrown825]

Well damm we're in the wrong place😒

[@Picknjewels]

That’s a sad statement to me. … when we think we’re ‘exempt’, something shows us differently. .. and that something is God Almighty. I can’t sleep or sip lemonade knowing what’s happening in our country on every facet. ..

[@rgTORO_grOSO]

Well that is why the landscape is boring AF where you live, Lol.. The most beautiful places on earth are also the most dangerous! 😂✅ *Zero offense... mid-westerners rock and I often consider moving there for many reasons.

[@strongbelieveroftheholybible]

Signs are getting more frequent and intense! Lord Jesus Christ is coming soon 🙏🏼❤️🕊REPENT, believe in the Gospel, Be Born Again

[@miguelgarrido5877]

Impresionante las imágenes 😮😮

[@garyblake7525]

Those firenados are down right scary. May He watch over all the firefighters out there putting their lives on the line.🌹🤠

[@patmurdie]

I don’t know much about fires, but that fire looks like it had some accelerant on that fire. Praying for our fire fighters and for their saftey

[@maxsmith695]

You are 100% correct. It is called Aerial Spraying. Has been underway in USA for 23 years. The toxins released from high flying unmarked planes is coal fly ash and as it settles on to the ground and penetrates the soil and roots it creates a powerful incendiary. That incendiary is called aluminum. It is a loosely bound form of aluminum, which is extremely flammable and burns much hotter than grass! There is plenty of aluminum in the the soil, and always has been except that aluminum was put there by Mother Nature and it's chemical structure is tightly wound and will not burn. In a loosely combined chemical structure, aluminum burns like a blast furnace, that is what your eyes are seeing. It is a new phenomenon, it is frightening and it is a growing danger as the ground does not disperse this incendiary. The ground is becoming more and more saturated with such chemicals and when a campaign fire goes off, ( a VERY LARGE FIRE ) the heat created is much higher than normal grass or brush fires and this means the fire SPREADS much faster than normal and the soil is cooked so hot, it will not support future tree or plant life. This is EXACLY what took place in 2003 in the Cuyamaca Forest in San Diego. That fire is named the Cedar Fire. None of the massive acreage in the forest has grown back. the fire burned TOO HOT and the soil has been render sterile. Forest rangers have planted trees in areas close to the fire perimeter, but not inside the fire charred ground, as the soil does not support tree growth. This is the future of the Sierras. Soil that has been so damaged by the TOXIC aluminum chemicals created from the sprayed coal fly ash ( it converts to aluminum in the ground ! ) that the soil is useless. Climate change is a scam only in the sense it is 100% created by the weather manipulators in the past 20 years. It is real, but not coming from the combustion engine. Directed Energy Technology can also start fires with an Energy Pulse or Directed beam that is 100% invisible. Such beams can be sent from a plane, drone, weather balloon, fixed platform, or moving platform. This explains why so many of the large fires, remain unsolved as to origin. There is a growing belief that Oct 7, 2017, the night of the Santa Rosa fire, weather manipulators carried out some type of experiment and went a bit too far. That night 5800 homes in Santa Rosa turned into white ash in 90 minutes. In the counties of NAPA, Lake and Sonoma, there were 178 brush fires that all began in a one hour window. How is that possible? During a wind event, the normal might be 4-5 fires. There could have been 50 arsonists who conspired to start 178 fires in an hour. Except there was no sign of that, no witnesses and no forensic evidence. So what happened? It is a mystery, but an aerial platform with a directed energy pulse or burst of energy, invisible to the eye, might have been in play and far more targets were engaged and turned into fires, than was planned or expected. One cannot see or hear a plane flying at 43,000 feet at night.

[@wes5150.]

Who's idea was it to early release the Inmate Fire Fighters ?

[@maxmulsanne7054]

*The same type of geniuses that recently recommended that Sirhan Sirhan* (murderer of Robert Kennedy) *be paroled.*

[@wes5150.]

@@maxmulsanne7054 I think you 'Nailed It' !

[@carbonwolf3865]

This is the best video of a firewhirl I've seen yet.

[@GissGR78]

🙏🏻 Lord Jesus, have mercy on us and all of the world!

[@ojb512]

Some of the best footage I've seen. Wow! The power.

[@bellytripper-nh8ox]

of these fires is just amazing.

[@colleensgotcha]

This is insane!!! Again started by humans!

[@rwoodward1225]

How did it start?

[@lynnbegley9174]

I wonder if its the lava pushing up all over .. Just under ground besides other factors mentioned ... Government don't want to tell people truth :/ .

[@jazzisback]

Call me wrong, but this is sabotage.

[@colleensgotcha]

@@jazzisback It sure seems like it doesnt it! Or pyromaniacs!

[@sheri3135]

Oh my gosh!!! Terrifying just terrifying !! I am in Northern California next to Caldor fire !

[@MH-iq6eo]

Firenados, fires, floods, Hurricanes and a pandemic, we're doing great 👍.

[@ratumelimatanatoto2488]

Evacuations of possible suicide bombers into American cities

[@ratumelimatanatoto2488]

Dont forget evacuations from Kabul. Seems like the US of A is cursed

[@arnenelson4495]

@@ratumelimatanatoto2488 yes, by our "leadership".

[@paralyzdgranny8174]

I live like 10-15 mins from this and it was crazy the smoke cover the whole sky and covering the sun making everything look brownish

[@taritabonita22]

Amazing footage and here I sit in the Sacramento Valley with the Calder fire 🔥 now South Lake Tahoe under mandatory evacuations! May God have mercy on our souls for the distraction we humans have caused our only home planet earth! 🌏🙏🔥🌧🌪🌊🌈🌍⛈

[@tomrogers9467]

Don’t worry, humans will be extinct sooner than we can imagine. Perhaps Covid 2040?

[@maxsmith695]

Aerial spraying of coal fly ash produces aluminum when it reaches the ground and that is what is driving the intensity of the fires. Rest assured, it will increase yearly. Every town in the west is at risk. 2020 was the worst fire season every in CALIf. But 2021 will be 3 times as bad. 2022 more bad news ? How long before Carmel or Yosemite or Napa or Laguna Beach or Fallbrook becomes the headline focus. I guess if the US military/ CIA keep saturating the CALIF ground with highly flammable chemicals as they HAVE for 23 years, the results will be no different no matter where the inferno. White ash on top of home foundations after uncontrolled fires.

[@eloishashalom1458]

"THE MINERAL OBEYS YH"

[@eagle7757]

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV, Jesus Christ is the only way...

[@warpedweirdo]

These words have been around for a very long time. Where's the author? Shouldn't he / she still be alive today? These words communicate a lie in today's English. Plain as day, no wiggle room. Obvious lie. Does God lie? Does God want you to spread lies? Shouldn't the presently-misleading translations be retired, and a new Bible that accurately conveys God's message to today's readers created from scratch? If God wrote the ten commandments on stone tablets for Moses, why can't he directly publish, without ghost-writing, a new edition of His Word to the world? If God doesn't care enough about the Bible to keep it clear and relevant, why should I care enough to read it, much less believe it?

[@360kingsfornone]

You guys are awesome, we applaud all of you!

[@kathymorris4553]

They use some prisoners to help fight the fires

[@kmustacal]

Not as many as they used to have. The governor cut that program well over half of what it used to be