Park Fire Update. The Morning Briefing 7-27-24

Thanks Mark for the updates. Your comments about the fire and its impact are really appreciated. We are very lucky to get your reports.

You are doing the best briefing and explanation of everybody.. thank you so much!

Praying for our firefighters ✨✨🙌🙌🙌🙌

Good morning Mark, my wife and I lost our home in the Caldor fire. The information you are providing in this updates are very important to the people that have been evacuated. While we were evacuated I spent most of the day getting info from anywhere I could. Even after we figured out that our place was lost, trying to see if our friends and neighbors were OK. Just know that what you are providing is a God send to the families going through this. KCRA was our number one source for information. Thanks Mark you are very much appreciated.

Thanks for these updates Mark!!!🌤🌦🌪🔥

Good morning Mark I didn't think we would see you because it's Saturday. but I am so grateful thank you for the update My son lives in Shasta county Redding 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌✨

You are now my goto for fire updates. Thank you for being clear and brief. Nice job!

Thank you, Mark. Glad we still get to hear from you during stressful events like these.

Thank you for posting these updates mark. For 20 years I’ve relied on you for these kind of events. Love you brother

Thank you for filling us in today. Very appreciated.

Luck is an element as is weather. Great to get these updates from you with out a network time Limitations. Much appreciated Mark!

A weekend report!!! Fantastic!

Thank you for this morning's update! Much appreciated 🎉!

Good morning! Heavy marine layer in Fairfield this morning! Nice and cool!

Thanks for an informative update on the situation around the Park fire.

Good morning, Mark and fellow weather watchers. Nice cool breeze here at the Orchard Cottage Weather Center in Oakdale, CA. Another fire burning east of Bakersfield, the Boreal Fire, currently at about 32,000 acres or about 10% of the size of Park Fire, was also started by a car. A drove off of Hwy 178 into the Kern River, unlike the Park Fire this was a traffic accident. Driver dead at the scene. Yesterday, 3 members of the Kern County Sheriff's Department while evacuating residents were suddenly surrounded by fire. All 3 deputies were rescued. Apparently no residents were trapped. Folks when told to evacuate, do it. Bill .

Thanks, Mark.

Thanks Mark. I’m hoping we don’t have our first COOL weekend in a long time ruined by poor air quality. But I am also sad for all these trees and potentially homes burning from a senseless act by one person. I hope this is a one-off and not the start of another brutal fire season.

As a retired wildland firefighter who worked on the Plumas National Forest, I believe statistically there are more lightning fires than man caused, at least on my forest that was true and I would think it would also be true overall. At any rate I truly appreciate your weather reports on this medium as well as your insight concerning the local area, keep them coming!

Give that Chico man life !