Wildland Fire Incident
Report Date: 09-SEP-13
Burnt Area: 350 Acres
Location: Contra Costa County, CA (MORGAN TERRITORY ROAD NEAR CLAYTON, CA)
Cause: Under Investigation
Incident Team Type: IMT Type D
Team Leader: mIKE jARSKE
Containment Status: 10% contained
Expected Containment: Unknown
Fuels: FUELS ARE A MIX CHAPARRAL AND GRASS/OAK WOODLAND, HIGHER
ELEVATIONS OF MT DIABLO ARE HEAVY CHAPARRAL AND PINE. High 50000.00
390PRIM
* Morgan, Santa Clara Unit, Cal Fire. Four miles southeast of Clayton,
CA. Chaparral. Active fire behavior with
short runs and short-range spotting. Residences threatened.
Evacuations in effect.
* Morgan CA SCU 350 --- 10 UNK 390 --- 9 40 3 0 50K ST
INSTRUCTIONS AND
ASSIGNMENTS NOT CLEAR
Fireline Safety Category
Every firefighter will be giving and receive briefings at some point
on the job. Briefings are an effective
way to disseminate information that can make the firefighter's job
safer and easier. When giving a
briefing, it is important to keep the following questions in mind and
remain perceptive to how the
audience is receiving the information:
Did you use the National Incident Response Pocket Guide standards
briefing checklist?
Did they ask questions? Talk about what it is like giving a briefing.
Do you get empty stares?
What feedback are you looking for to ensure they understand you?
Did they take notes? What kind of information would you like to see
people write down?
Did they repeat information back? What other ways can you identify
that your briefing is
registering?
Did you give all the necessary information? How will you ensure that
you covered everything
necessary?
Task
Location
Communications
Hazards
Who, when, etc.
It is also important for the firefighter who is receiving instructions
to be mindful of the following
during the briefing:
Did you really listen? What do you do to make yourself pay attention
to everything being
said?
Did you understand the assignment, location, and the nature and
location of hazards? Do
you expect to figure it out for yourself when you get out there or do
you step forward and
ask questions?
You must know the location of the assignment and:
What is to be done?
Who you are to report to and how often to report.
When you are expected to complete the assignment.
Hazards.
Communication plan frequencies.
Weather and fire behavior.
Status of adjoining forces.
References:
Interagency Standards for Fire and Fire Aviation Operations
Incident Response Pocket Guide
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Station Info Dist/Dir Time Temp DewT RH Dir Spd Gust
MDAC1
MT. DIABLO RAWS
WIMS ID 43012
3 mi SW 1317Z 6:17PDT
1217Z 5:17PDT
74/+ 3
76/+ 5
23/- 12
27/- 8
15/- 12
16/- 10
WNW / ENE
WNW / ENE
15/+ 4
17/+ 6
25/+ 13
22/+ 10
PIBC1
BLACK DIAMOND RAWS
WIMS ID 43008
3 mi N 1328Z 6:28PDT
1228Z 5:28PDT
76/+ 2
77/+ 2
39/+ 3
37/+ 2
26/+ 1
24/+ 0
WSW / WSW
W / WSW
9/+ 1
12/+ 4
16/+ 7
15/+ 5
LVMC1
MALLORY RIDGE RAWS
WIMS ID 43011
8 mi SE 1302Z 6:02PDT
1202Z 5:02PDT
84/+ 6
83/+ 5
31/- 5
39/+ 3
15/- 7
21/- 1
NW / NNW
NW / N
8/+ 4
6/+ 2
11/+ 5
10/+ 5
VAQC1
LOS VAQUEROS RAWS
WIMS ID 43013
11 mi SE N/A
1245Z 5:45PDT
67/+ 3
46/- 1
46/- 8
S / S
13/- 1
17/+ 1
LTRC1
LAS TRAMPAS RAWS
WIMS ID 43009
12 mi WSW 1328Z 6:28PDT
1228Z 5:28PDT
76/+ 1
76/+ 2
36/+ 1
39/+ 3
23/+ 0
26/+ 1
NW / N
WNW / NNW
7/+ 3
7/+ 4
11/+ 6
12/+ 7
PLEC1
BRIONES RAWS
WIMS ID 43010
13 mi W 1328Z 6:28PDT
1228Z 5:28PDT
73/+ 7
74/+ 8
39/- 3
40/- 4
29/- 12
29/- 16
WSW / SW
WSW / SW
4/+ 1
6/+ 2
9/+ 3
10/+ 4
TT060
LIVERMORE FIRE RAWS
15 mi S 1330Z 6:30PDT
1230Z 5:30PDT
57/+ 1
58/+ 1
49/+ 1
49/+ 1
74/- 1
72/+ 0
WSW / WSW
WSW / WSW
0/- 1
0/- 1
1/- 1
0/- 2
OKSC1
OAKLAND SOUTH RAWS
WIMS ID 43403
17 mi WSW 1333Z 6:33PDT
1233Z 5:33PDT
66/+ 4
65/+ 2
53/- 9
59/- 1
64/- 36
81/- 8
WSW / SSW
SW / S
4/+ 2
3/+ 3
5/+ 0
4/+ 2
ONOC1
OAKLAND NORTH RAWS
WIMS ID 43402
19 mi W 1333Z 6:33PDT
1233Z 5:33PDT
69/+ 3
68/+ 1
50/- 0
50/+ 0
50/- 6
52/- 1
SSW / SSW
SSW / SSW
0/+ 0
0/+ 0
0/+ 0
0/+ 0
AATC1
ALTAMONT RAWS
WIMS ID 43407
21 mi SE 1312Z 6:12PDT
1212Z 5:12PDT
80/+ 4
82/+ 5
38/+ 1
38/+ 2
22/- 2
21/- 2
WSW / SSW
WSW / SW
8/+ 5
7/+ 2
13/+ 4
17/+ 9
PEAC1
CALAVERAS ROAD RAWS
WIMS ID 43405
24 mi S 1318Z 6:18PDT
1218Z 5:18PDT
72/+ 7
73/+ 8
38/- 3
40/+ 0
29/- 12
30/- 9
SW / WSW
SW / SSW
1/- 1
4/+ 3
8/+ 2
8/+ 5
RSPC1
ROSE PEAK RAWS
WIMS ID 43404
29 mi SSE 1328Z 6:28PDT
1228Z 5:28PDT
75/+ 1
76/+ 3
39/+ 3
38/+ 2
27/+ 2
25/- 1
NNE / E
NNE / ESE
5/+ 2
6/+ 4
9/+ 5
10/+ 6
MIPC1
POVERTY RAWS
WIMS ID 43914
32 mi S 1319Z 6:19PDT
1219Z 5:19PDT
79/+ 6
77/+ 6
36/- 2
34/- 5
21/- 7
21/- 10
NE / ESE
SE / E
4/- 2
3/- 1
8/+ 0
6/+ 0
RJSC1
SANJOSE RAWS
WIMS ID 43915
35 mi S 1252Z 5:52PDT
1152Z 4:52PDT
60/+ 1
62/+ 2
53/+ 5
48/+ 0
78/+ 11
61/- 4
NNE / NW
N / NNE
1/- 1
1/- 1
4/- 1
4/- 1
PUGC1
PULGAS RAWS
WIMS ID 43309
38 mi SW 1318Z 6:18PDT
1218Z 5:18PDT
59/+ 5
60/+ 6
54/+ 4
55/+ 4
85/- 4
83/- 6
ESE / WNW
NE / E
1/+ 0
4/+ 3
5/+ 3
5/+ 1
HSPC1
SPRING VALLEY RAWS
WIMS ID 43308
39 mi SW 1318Z 6:18PDT
1218Z 5:18PDT
57/+ 2
63/+ 12
49/+ 3
46/- 3
75/+ 4
53/- 38
SE / NW
WSW / NE
1/- 1
2/+ 1
3/- 1
4/+ 0
MDEC1
MIDDLE PEAK RAWS
WIMS ID 42312
39 mi W 1336Z 6:36PDT
1236Z 5:36PDT
76/+ 2
75/+ 0
40/+ 9
36/+ 13
27/+ 7
24/+ 10
NW / E
NW / NNW
12/+ 6
12/+ 8
16/+ 9
15/+ 9
NBRC1
BIG ROCK RAWS
WIMS ID 42310
39 mi WNW 1333Z 6:33PDT
1233Z 5:33PDT
73/+ 7
69/+ 6
39/- 5
39/- 5
29/- 16
33/- 17
NNE / ESE
WSW / NW
0/+ 0
0/+ 0
0/+ 0
0/+ 0
LOAC1
LOS ALTOS RAWS
WIMS ID 43912
41 mi SSW 1310Z 6:10PDT
1210Z 5:10PDT
58/+ 2
58/+ 2
55/+ 3
54/+ 3
89/+ 2
87/+ 2
WSW / WSW
W / WSW
2/+ 0
2/+ 0
4/+ 1
3/+ 0
WDAC1
WOODACRE RAWS
WIMS ID 42309
42 mi W N/A
1251Z 5:51PDT
72/+ 4
38/+ 0
29/- 4
W / SSE
8/+ 5
11/+ 6
ATLC1
ATLAS PEAK RAWS
WIMS ID 42108
45 mi NNW 1329Z 6:29PDT
1229Z 5:29PDT
78/+ 3
80/+ 6
43/+ 5
42/+ 4
29/+ 3
26/- 1
N / NE
NW / ESE
7/+ 2
8/+ 6
12/+ 6
12/+ 7
BBEC1
BARNABY RAWS
WIMS ID 42308
46 mi W 1328Z 6:28PDT
1228Z 5:28PDT
57/- 1
57/+ 2
48/- 1
49/- 1
73/+ 1
74/- 9
SW / E
SW / W
0/+ 0
0/+ 0
0/- 3
0/- 1
LAHC1
LA HONDA RAWS
WIMS ID 43304
46 mi SSW 1307Z 6:07PDT
1207Z 5:07PDT
55/+ 6
55/+ 5
50/+ 1
49/- 1
82/- 15
80/- 18
E / SSW
N / E
1/+ 1
1/- 2
2/- 3
4/+ 0
LSGC1
LOS GATOS RAWS
WIMS ID 43913
49 mi S 1332Z 6:32PDT
1232Z 5:32PDT
77/+ 6
77/+ 6
36/- 1
36/- 1
23/- 6
23/- 6
NNE / N
NNE / NNE
3/- 1
4/+ 2
5/- 1
5/+ 2
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