Smoke observed from planned prescribed burn near visitor center, Estes Park CO
Fire crews investigated visible smoke near Beaver Meadows Visitor Center in Rocky Mountain National Park. They confirmed it came from a planned prescribed burn covering 294 acres. Winds were from the southwest at 10 to 12 miles per hour. No emergency was found.
Audio|Source: Poudre Fire Authority and EMS
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Transcript:
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One hundred inches four.
00:03
Engine four, go ahead.
00:06
Any info regarding Lublin and a control bird in their district?
00:12
So the closest bird that I've seen is one south of Carter Lake and then another one up iestis.
00:20
Okay, so it seems pretty remote from our location and we're going to continue to investigate.
00:25
Copy.
00:30
100 engine 4 go ahead can you give me a wind speed and direction I don't have access to connections a pull-up a weather report for engine 4100 go ahead
00:54
So Rocky Mountain National Park was planning a prescribed burn for today and they were planning to go at 294 acres.
01:02
It might be related to what you're seeing.
01:06
Okay, yeah, that's why I was wondering if we have winds out of the south,
01:11
that would make sense.
01:12
And I'm assuming we still just have a single caller on this.
01:17
Okay, from no additional callers, and the location of that burn was the Beaver Meadows Visitor Center.
01:24
Okay, and can you confirm wind direction and deceit for me? I'm out of the service area here.
01:33
Okay,
01:36
for my partner's on the phone.
01:41
The 4-100.
01:44
Go ahead.
01:46
Once these are from the south west at 10 to 12 miles per hour.
01:52
Okay, thank you very much.
01:54
With that information, Brush4, Engine 4, we're going to clear off this call.
01:58
I think this is smoke from that controlled burn.
02:02
Station 11 units, so you copy that track.
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