- Subject: NPS Morning Report - Friday, October 5, 1990
- Date: Fri, 5 Oct 1990
RANGER ACTIVITIES DIVISION
MORNING REPORT
Attention: Directorate
Regional and Park Chief Rangers, USPP, BIFC, FLETC
CC: RAD Information Net
Day/date: Friday, October 5, 1990
INCIDENTS
No incident reports received.
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
No reports today.
FiRE ACTIVITY
1) PREPAREDNESS LEVEL - II
One geographic area experiencing high fire danger. Numerous Class A, B, and
C fires occurring and a potential exists for escapes to larger (project)
fires. Minimal mobilization of resources from other geographic areas
occurring. The potential exists for mobilizing additional resources from
other geographic areas.
2) NATIONAL FIRE SUMMARY
State Agency Area Fire 10/4 10/5 Status
ID USFS Sawtooth NF Green - T2 150 150 CN 10/5
GA USFWS Okefenokee NWR Shorts - T1 11,810 12,500 None
NOTES:
- Fires - Asterisk indicates newly reported fire (on this
report). T1 and T2 indicate assigned Type I and Type II Teams.
- Status - The following abbreviations are employed:
* NR - No report received * MS - Modified suppression strategy
* CN - Contained * MN - Being monitored
* CL - Controlled * None - No estimate of containment
* CS - Confinement strategy * Yes - Fire has been contained
3) NATIONAL FIRE ACTIVITY - 300 fires for 2,854 acres.
4) ANALYSIS - Fire dangers are moderating in the Western states. The
Southeast continues to report high fire dangers and fire activity.
5) PROGNOSIS - Fire activity is expected to continue in the Southeast.
(NICC Intelligence Section, Fire Management Sit Report, 0530 MDT, 10/5).
STAFF STATUS
- Division Chief: No travel scheduled.
- Branch of Resource & Visitor Protection: No travel scheduled.
- Branch of Fire: No travel scheduled.
Prepared by WASO Division of Ranger Activities
Telephone: FTS 268-4874/6039 or 202-208-4874/6039
Telefax: FTS 268-5977 or 202-208-5977
CompuServe: WASO-RANGER (Branch of R&VP); WASO-FIRE-WO (Branch of Fire)
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