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250+ wine country structures have burned in napa and sonoma county
DawgOfTheAges
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in Tug Tavern
For perspective 5500 structures reportedly burned 3 years ago ~ this fire is about the same size as the Tubbs fire so far but is burning more remote acreage and structures have not been as impacted.
Air quality has been horrendous ~ I live in Sonoma CTY and this is just an update for those that read the news and wonder. The damage to the region has a lot of people wondering about the future of the wine business in this region.
Air quality has been horrendous ~ I live in Sonoma CTY and this is just an update for those that read the news and wonder. The damage to the region has a lot of people wondering about the future of the wine business in this region.
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5G is an indiscriminate bastard.
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In all seriousness that seriously sucks. Ts and Ps.
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I had no clue there were still fires. 80 and sunny today in Portland with clear blue skies. Bummer they are still burning.
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Smokey as all fuck here in the Bay Area, been this way for days.NorthwestFresh said:I had no clue there were still fires. 80 and sunny today in Portland with clear blue skies. Bummer they are still burning.
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Big fan of Sonoma County pinot noir
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Its fire season in California until mid to late October
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I'm in Martinez where it says 211
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The 500 is where the fire is now
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If only they had raked the forests this would never have happened!
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Forest rakes are a thing
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Anyways you're drinking moreRaceBannon said:Big fan of Sonoma County pinot noir
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Kate has you coveredNorthwestFresh said:I had no clue there were still fires. 80 and sunny today in Portland with clear blue skies. Bummer they are still burning.
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As long as the Carlo Rossi plant is operational, IDNGAF. -
Rob Mondavi Jr.
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Glass Fire Update: We lost acres of our Emblem Cabernet vines on the Oso family vineyard. Can’t believe we are doing this again. 2017, then 2x in 2020.
Wake up CA political leaders, we need to bring back winter control burns to clean the understory. We need to be allowed to properly clean up after fire and before fires proactively. After 2017 we were not allowed to gather and burn down dead trees and brush. So the brush and trees that remain after a fire become tinder for the next.
We can’t blame this all on climate change. We need to look to the past and understand that management of land is so important to be wholistic. (Gov Jerry Brown eliminated control burning and the environmentalist did the rest. Perfect example example, demonstrating the laws of unintended consequences.)
CA is so amazing in so many ways yet its head is up its @ss when it comes to realistic well thought land management. #calfirefirefighters #glassfire #napa #napafires2020
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Rain is on the way for Saturday... thank god... hopefully it keeps coming to Nor Cal
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I've lived here for 18 years now and rain before the end of October would be a minor miracle.Goduckies said:Rain is on the way for Saturday... thank god... hopefully it keeps coming to Nor Cal
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Been here 32 of my 42 years and mid oct is normal for rain, but maybe not lately. A few years back when paradise got hit in November was nuts thoughRoadTrip said:
I've lived here for 18 years now and rain before the end of October would be a minor miracle.Goduckies said:Rain is on the way for Saturday... thank god... hopefully it keeps coming to Nor Cal
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Came for a cab the burns like a merlot joke. Leaving disappointed.
