Fire in Lost Park

brace yourselves - sending a (wind) front your way.......

The wind just started down here.

The wind just went crazy here in Bailey, hope this did not adversely effect the fire.

My sinuses are killing me with the wind and dry.........Big time.

Any updates? From Burland the wind is really blowing and a large band of smoke moving eastward is visible.

Per InciWeb:

INCIDENT UPDATED 58 MIN. AGO
Incident Overview

Pueblo, Colo., May 9, 2011 - The Snyder Creek Fire is located in Park County, Colorado. Currently, the fire burning in sub-alpine fuels. It is estimated that this fire is at 120 acres in size.

The cause of the fire is unknown and under investigation. U.S. Forest Service Officials are on site, and are managing the fire based on perimeter control and suppression. A Type 3 Incident Management team is managing the fire. There are currently 3 Hotshot Crews and several Engines on scene working to contain the fire. The fire is currently experiencing high winds with gusts up to 30 mph.

This fire is located approximately 3 miles south of Kenosha Pass. Residents are asked to be aware of heavy fire traffic in the area.

Basic Information
Incident Type Wildfire
Cause Under Investigation
Date of Origin Sunday May 08th, 2011 approx. 10:30 AM
Location 3 Miles SE of Kenosha Pass
Incident Commander Eric Zanotto
Current Situation
Total Personnel 85
Size 120 acres
Percent Contained 20%
Fuels Involved

Bristle Cone Pine, Spruce Fir, Aspen, and Grass
Fire Behavior

Fire in burning in the interior with occasional torching
Outlook
Planned Actions

Crews are constructing fireline.

Per InciWeb:

INCIDENT UPDATED 18 MIN. AGO
Incident Overview

Pueblo, Colo., May 9, 2011 -The Snyder Creek Fire is located in Park County, Colorado. Currently, the fire burning in sub-alpine fuels. It is estimated that this fire is at 120 acres in size.

The cause of the fire is unknown and under investigation. U.S. Forest Service Officials are on site, and are managing the fire based on perimeter control and suppression. A Type 3 Incident Management team is managing the fire. There are currently 3 Hotshot Crews and several Engines on scene working to contain the fire. The fire is currently experiencing high winds with gusts up to 30 mph.
The high winds have caused Hazard trees to begin falling in the burned area and onto the Colorado Trail. Fire Managers are asking the public to stay off of the Colorado Trail in area of the fire due to the high risk of injury by falling trees.

This fire is located approximately 3 miles south of Kenosha Pass. Residents are asked to be aware of heavy fire traffic in the area.

Basic Information
Incident Type Wildfire
Cause Under Investigation
Date of Origin Sunday May 08th, 2011 approx. 10:30 AM
Location 3 Miles SE of Kenosha Pass
Incident Commander Eric Zanotto
Current Situation
Total Personnel 85
Size 200 acres
Percent Contained 40%
Fuels Involved

Bristle Cone Pine, Spruce Fir, Aspen, and Grass
Fire Behavior

Fire in burning in the interior with occasional torching

Thank you jf1acai for all your work!

Went to inciweb.com but not finding what you found, do you have a link? Thanks.

Sorry, http://inciweb.org/incident/2221/

Forgot that I posted it in scanner forum, but not in here.

Thanks, jf1acai