Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
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Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
Burning near Woodbury Trailhead. It has grown to 500 acres. I'll post official links as soon as they're up.
The smoke plume does not look good.
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Updated 2019-07-16 123,875 Acres - 100% Contained
[ Woodbury Fire Perimeter :: map ]
The smoke plume does not look good.
Inciweb
Updated 2019-07-16 123,875 Acres - 100% Contained
[ Woodbury Fire Perimeter :: map ]
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Re: Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
Well, this is strange.pixelfrog wrote:Yes in the legend the red triangles are listed as complex points.
I searched the "Legend" page and "Map tips" page and do not see the word "complex".
Where are you seeing the reference to "complex points".
What do I need to do to see what you are seeing?
EDIT:
Got it.
You are looking at https://wildfire.cr.usgs.gov/ArcGIS/res ... ver/legend
Layer #1 is named "Complex points"
That page shows the legend for all the GIS layers hosted on the GeoMAC server.
My map does not display that layer #1.
That layer #1 refers to several separate fires that for management purposes are treated as a "complex".
But it is easy to be confused since that triangle looks like the MODIS triangle on my map - although the color is a bit different.
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@JosephElfelt click Legend then the Geomac link so maybe it’s a Geomac specific data point.
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@JosephElfelt Gotcha thanks!
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Re: Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
I wonder if the overuse of the Reavis Ranch area led to a general lack of burnable wood for the fire in the area. Perhaps this helped keep the fire at lower intensity for the orchard since it would mostly have been burning grass?LindaAnn wrote:I’m sure this will make a few people happy...
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@nonot Some of us wondered that exact same thing a couple of days ago.
Stop crying and just go do the hike.
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Re: Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
@nonot
I know that I personally performed some very healthy thinning of the dead and down in the area over recent years...
I know that I personally performed some very healthy thinning of the dead and down in the area over recent years...

I'm not sure what my spirit animal is, but I'm confident it has rabies.
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Fire is closing in on Reavis Falls. Glad I got out there in March to see it in all it's glory before the whole area burns.
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Re: Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
Of all the times I visited, I still haven't gotten there.pixelfrog wrote:Fire is closing in on Reavis Falls.

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@big_load That’s one thing that will be better after the fire! Open views and more runoff after every rain!
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Re: Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
this is pretty amazing video. I don't know if the link will work though but it's quite the video (showed a retardant drop, a huge smoke bloom, a raging fire and black smoke. It was quite something):
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Re: Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
The Gila County Sheriff’s Office issued an evacuation alert for the Roosevelt Lake area as the Woodbury Fire edged closer to inhabited property. (Fire is now >50,000 acres)
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Re: Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
Arizona Wildfire Incidents Severe Weather Information
2 hrs · EVAUCATION ALERT:
WOODBURY FIRE ADVISORY - EVACUATION ALERT FOR ROOSEVELT AND ROOSEVELT LAKE AREA RESIDENTS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PUBLIC INFORMATION CONTACT:
Date: June, 20 2019
Time: 1:00 pm
Globe, Arizona
Carl Melford
(928) 402-8888
The Gila County Sheriff's Office has announced an evacuation alert for Roosevelt and Roosevelt Lake area residents.
All residents are asked to GO at this time:
• Go! Evacuate Now.
• If you are unable to evacuate, call 911.
Residents should leave the area immediately. Be sure to take any medications, pets, family valuables etc. with you, close all windows including window coverings, and leave all doors closed.
A temporary shelter facility has been established for community members and small pets at Lee Kornegay School, 4735 S Ragus Rd., Miami, AZ, 85539. Livestock are being sheltered at the Gila County Fairgrounds. For those who are unable to evacuate livestock, paint phone numbers on animals for future identification before turning them loose.
For shelter and evacuation information please call 928-402-8888
Sincerely,
Carl Melford, Gila County Emergency Manager
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Re: Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
I learned something new... I'd never heard of it before but sadly, it makes sense if it comes to that.wrote:For those who are unable to evacuate livestock, paint phone numbers on animals for future identification before turning them loose.
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Re: Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
Has anyone heard if Tony's Cabin has been wrapped?
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Re: Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
Much less smoke was visible today compared to previous days, looks like the western half of this fire mostly burned itself out...
Looks like it will reach the Reavis Mtn School today or tomorrow, hope they had enough time to clear a buffer - those guys work hard each year to build up a beautiful garden.
Looks like it will reach the Reavis Mtn School today or tomorrow, hope they had enough time to clear a buffer - those guys work hard each year to build up a beautiful garden.
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Re: Woodbury Fire - Superstition Wilderness
@Sredfield
I have not seen or read anything in any of the reports that mention Tony's Cabin. But it seems the plan has been to let it burn within the perimeter of the 88/188 corridors while protecting specific assets. I would expect that Tony's is one of the protection assets.
I did see a briefing saying the fire had run through the Spencer drainage and they were dropping slurry on Sawtooth Ridge -- the one place I would be happy to see burn so I can actually get to it without the Eagle/Joe/Frost manzanita war zone experience.
I have not seen or read anything in any of the reports that mention Tony's Cabin. But it seems the plan has been to let it burn within the perimeter of the 88/188 corridors while protecting specific assets. I would expect that Tony's is one of the protection assets.
I did see a briefing saying the fire had run through the Spencer drainage and they were dropping slurry on Sawtooth Ridge -- the one place I would be happy to see burn so I can actually get to it without the Eagle/Joe/Frost manzanita war zone experience.

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If anything does happen to it, I'm glad I took Mrs. big_load and Cousin G. there last year. Mrs. big_load found it very enjoyable, in contrast to my usual death march. She likes water sources and points of historical interest.chumley wrote:Tony's Cabin
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@nonot looks like fire is already all around Reavis Mountain School as of earlier today. Hopefully they did get that buffer cleared out.
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Apache Trail, (SR 88) has been opened as far as Tortilla Flat, then closed from there to the dam.
On every trip into the Superstitions, I find another Gold Mine. Today the mine was filled with Memories. I can not wait for the next trip.
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@Sredfield
I just saw this post from 6pm last night (6/20):
I just saw this post from 6pm last night (6/20):
U.S. Forest Service-Tonto National Forest Tony Ranch has been wrapped with protective material by our structure protection crews. The Woodbury Fire is approximately 4 miles west of Tony Ranch currently.
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