Thursday, October 12, 2017

Get Ready for Caledonian Pictures

Since the subject veers wildly in the comments regardless the top posts can be most anything how about a few vacation travel photos? 

19 comments:

Lawyerliz said...

I hope ventura isn't burning. To me the amaxing part is that there is nothing left but the slab and a few coal chunk sized pieces of rubble.. just how hot were these fires? One pick shoes sa long puddle of alluminum, which the caption said was a melted car
And added that aluminum melts at 1200 degrees. This is worse than any hurricane rubble, in which you can tell that used to be a roof. Oh, that's a bathtub!

Lawyerliz said...

One pic shows a long puddle.. .

Rob Dawg said...

Some winery pics show the bottles melted.

Lawyerliz said...

It's a melted car. Aluminium melts at 1200 °.

Unknown said...

Liz, the temperatures can reach 2,000 degrees in a California Wildfire.
I'm heading to Santa Rosa for a weekly office meeting in a few minutes, later.

Cinco-X said...

Are there any Santa Ana winds helping to feed these fires?

Rob Dawg said...

The Northern half occasionally gets the same dry, compression, low humidity wisweeping down but they have a different name. They call them Diablo winds. Devil. SoCal nit pickers call them Santanas (also devil) but for some reason the name has devolved to Santa Ana winds.

Rob Dawg said...

The nature of these types of fires and the weather they create makes them blast furnaces. You don't need to even contact direct flame. THe hot funnel winds cause combustion.

LBD said...

Good Morning!

Canyons also funnel and compress these winds.

Lawyerliz said...

Well, you can give us a first
hand report. Don't get singed!

Lawyerliz said...

I thought it was afterrible the General.

Lawyerliz said...

Do they cause earthquakes?

Lawyerliz said...

Good morning.😀 LA is painting It's asphalt streets white.

Rob Dawg said...

http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/10/12/firefighters-make-progress-in-northern-california-wildfires-death-toll-remains-at-23/

“The reality is we’re not going to see a strong onshore flow that will push smoke out of the area at least through the weekend,” Gass said.

Gass did offer a dose of possible good news for firefighters battling the numerous blazes in the North Bay: a chance of rain Wednesday into Thursday.

Lawyerliz said...

You mean next Wednesday?

Lawyerliz said...

You mean next Wednesday?

Lawyerliz said...

My comments appear and then go away.

Rob Dawg said...

New post to see if that helps with wonky reloads.

Cinco-X said...

And then they come back...