Significant bush/scrub fires 2008/2009

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Re: Significant bush/scrub fires 2008/2009

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my guess would be a hop over. either that or a very stupid and foolish arsonist
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Rockingham fire must be getting under controll no more appliances requierd.
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Yes, they r gaining control. all resources enroute to be allowed on fire ground. no more resources need to be mobilised. hoozaaa hoozaaa hoozaaa
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treeny wrote:my guess would be a hop over. either that or a very stupid and foolish arsonist
I'm SoR, near the bottom of Kalamunda hill.

It is *VERY* windy here right now. Hop over is my guess.

My vegie patch has decided to keel over due to the strong winds here in the last hour or two. Came out of nowhere...
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grade 3 refreshments required for rockingham fire approx 40 people
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talk of hop over was in refernece to the rockingham incident, but yes, there has been hop overs everywhere. forrestfield had a flare up approx 25mins ago

WEATHER UPDATE: Temperature in the metro area is hovering around the high 20's. Wind from ESE at an average of 35km/h, gusting to an average of 40kh/h.

my visual on the forrestfield fire shows a flare up. lots of flashing lights heading towards it.
(im in my bedroom on the top of the house with a pair of binoculars)

me thinks that palm tce control plans on standing down crews that hav been goin since 1600. if belmont is heading to that location they may be relieving.
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rockingham fire still not controlled rd closures still in place with rail line closed aswell and approx 2Ha burnt 2333
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rockingham incident not yet contained. 2 hectares have been burnt. road closures in place. westrail on fire ground. Guilford LT en-route to o'connor workshop for temp' replacement due to equipment failure.
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Mandurah 1st declared 3rd alarm scrub fire caused by a flare. Ambulance reported it to FESA. Falcon and Mandurah 2nd have been mobilised.

Mandurah 2nd arrived - location is Madora.

Fire now under control. Falcon still en route.
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Re: Significant bush/scrub fires 2008/2009

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nice big fire just started in brookdale armadale 1st and 2nd are there just off eighth ave
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Upgraded to 3rd Alarm with air support upgraded to type 1 air support and police closing off rowley road according to what i just herd
Extreme Spotting heading in a westerly Direction helitak calling for more resources all Helitaks and Carson and Welshpool and ICV have all been mobilised
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Re: Significant bush/scrub fires 2008/2009

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its huge we cannont see our hse very well at all they have evacuating hses accros from us
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Re: Significant bush/scrub fires 2008/2009

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what brigades have been called to the fire cause theres like 60 personal there

is oakford closer then kwinana south or mandogalup??
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Re: Significant bush/scrub fires 2008/2009

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[quote="MBFB"]is oakford closer then kwinana south or mandogalup??[/quote]

pretty sure oakford is closer.
jarrahdale have been called out so im assuming byford have too.
i heard the serpentine chief speaking earlier and also DM south coastal was mobilised.
and i know oakford 3.4 is deffinately there
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Re: Significant bush/scrub fires 2008/2009

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[quote="MBFB"]is oakford closer then kwinana south or mandogalup??[/quote]



Yes oakford are about half way between Armadale and Mandogalup
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