18,000 acres burned, 14 dead, 2500 structures destroyed.
Firemen hampered by dry fire hydrants. Guess it’s not just a California thing.
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18,000 acres burned, 14 dead, 2500 structures destroyed.
Firemen hampered by dry fire hydrants. Guess it’s not just a California thing.
So, did Tn learn their lesson and fix the problem? LA has seen other communitees in the recent past including my NorCal community suffer from firestorms and should have been well prepared in advance for this event they knew was possible based on predicted Santa Ana winds. I will bet Tn will not lose water pumping ability due to pumping stations burning.