Nanakuli Valley wildfire continues to burn out of control
COURTESY DLNR
The fire had grown to about 2,000 acres and was uncontained, said Honolulu Fire Department Capt. James Todd. About 50 Honolulu firefighters were fighting the fire on the ground.
COURTESY DLNR
The fire had grown to about 2,000 acres and was uncontained, said Honolulu Fire Department Capt. James Todd. About 50 Honolulu firefighters were fighting the fire on the ground.
COURTESY DLNR
The fire had grown to about 2,000 acres and was uncontained, said Honolulu Fire Department Capt. James Todd. About 50 Honolulu firefighters were fighting the fire on the ground.
COURTESY DLNR
The fire had grown to about 2,000 acres and was uncontained, said Honolulu Fire Department Capt. James Todd. About 50 Honolulu firefighters were fighting the fire on the ground.
COURTESY DLNR
The fire had grown to about 2,000 acres and was uncontained, said Honolulu Fire Department Capt. James Todd. About 50 Honolulu firefighters were fighting the fire on the ground.
A wildfire in Nanakuli Valley continued burning out of control today, but was not threatening any homes, firefighters said.
The fire had grown to about 2,000 acres and was uncontained, said Honolulu Fire Department Capt. James Todd.
Six helicopters were making water drops, including two HFD choppers and four from the state Division of Forestry and Wildlife, and about 50 Honolulu firefighterswere fighting the fire on the ground. Todd said windy conditions continued to hinder operations.
The fire, which started on the Ko Olina side of the valley Thursday evening, was burning along the Makaha side of the valley today.
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Let’s just hope no one loses their life.
It could be ,long dry summer. Please be extra careful with matches.
Lol. Matches were not the culprit. Electrical wires running high on the ridge started it. Assumptions from clueless scary Waikiki.
This wild fire continues on today. It has gone from one ridge to the next. Smoked out on Thursday night.
Hope the “forecasted” rain can do some help.
Fantastic video.