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The Central CA Flock male California condor with pink tag #68 has been roosting on the Henrietta Peak 2 camera earlier this afternoon. Check to see if he's back or run the time-lapse at: https://t.co/uGN9sHSbxo
New cameras online: Orr Mountain 1 & 2 were recently added to ALERTCalifornia's network. Located east of Mount Shasta on the historic Orr Mountain Lookout, built in 1934, they will help lookout staff monitor Klamath National Forest. See the live view: https://t.co/Iohe0poif5
Good news for all of our condor enthusiasts, the Henrietta Peak cameras were just cleaned by one of our regional partners. The spiderwebs that were obscuring the view have been removed. Now, at 2:15 p.m. PT, there's a condor live on the feed: https://t.co/uGN9sHSbxo
New cameras online: Scott Bar Mountain Lookout 1 & 2 were recently added to ALERTCalifornia's network. They are located at the historic Scott Bar Lookout, built in 1934, in @Klamath_NF in Siskiyou County.
See the live views: https://t.co/b5zIqwwcmX
Time-lapse of the start and growth of the #FloristonFire north of Lake Tahoe in Nevada County. Look to @CALFIRENEU for incident updates and see conditions live from multiple ALERTCalifornia cameras at: https://t.co/EyWrtGnkpU
Early morning through sunrise capture of the #DomeFire in Mariposa County. The fire was burning so brightly that it flipped our Deadwood 1 camera from black & white "night mode" into full color "day mode." Look to @Yosemite National Park for updates. Live: https://t.co/4lFeivuZhP
New cameras online: ALERTCalifornia recently added two new cameras west of Redding on the Shasta County and Trinity County border. Bully Choop 1 and 2 are located on Bully Choop Mountain and provide sweeping views of the surrounding forest. Live view: https://t.co/HRpFlSIaMT
This morning the #LucasFire in Mendocino County is visible from multiple ALERTCalifornia cameras. Check conditions, including smoke coverage, at https://t.co/Tw9No56Avr and look to CAL FIRE Mendocino Unit for incident updates.
The #LucasFire in Mendocino County is visible from multiple ALERTCalifornia cameras. Look to @CALFIRE_MEU and @CAL_FIRE for incident updates. See conditions live at https://t.co/r7LCvFWQrQ
When wildfire strikes, every minute matters. UC San Diegoβs @ALERTCalifornia uses 1,200+ AI-powered cameras and sensors across the state to detect smoke, support emergency response and help communities prepare for threats like flooding and mudslides. π₯π₯ #Wildfire#UCSanDiego
Tropical Storm Marie is forecasted to remain offshore, but may still cause some unexpected weather across California. Check conditions live before heading out for your holiday weekend activities at https://t.co/d38OlLJ877
ALERTCalifornia's San Juan Hills North camera captured the start of the #GibbyFire in Orange County. Look to @OCFireAuthority for incident updates and see conditions live at: https://t.co/8zrGL9d9yX
Time-lapse of the start and afternoon growth of the #ColoradoFire in Mariposa County on 9/1. Look to @CALFIREMMU for incident updates and see conditions live on ALERTCalifornia's Mt. Bullion cameras: https://t.co/lCB7eTF6Mv
New cameras online: Bonanza King Lookout 1 & 2 were recently added to ALERTCalifornia's network. They are located at the historic Bonanza King Lookout, which was built in 1934 in Shasta-Trinity National Forest, north of Trinity Lake. See the view live at: https://t.co/YQGpwUpo0O
Time-lapse of the Sunday afternoon growth of the #PlaskettFire in Monterey & San Luis Obispo Counties captured by ALERTCalifornia's Rocky Butte camera. Look to @LosPadresNF for updates.
https://t.co/HbKztSPFpW
How many California condors can you count on the Henrietta Peak 2 camera? This popular spot had immature and mature birds roosting earlier this week. Check https://t.co/iFlPLWl204 to ID these central CA flock birds. Look for condors mornings & evenings https://t.co/uGN9sHSbxo
We are proud to work with @Microsoft to expand upon and enhance the technology that supports emergency responders during natural disasters. Check out the latest in this new Unlocked spotlight.
.@Microsoft is investing $5 million to support @ALERTCalifornia's work to detect and manage wildfires. We're excited to help expand this work and its potential to protect more communities across California, the United States, and around the world. https://t.co/WxFhb9GDkz
Extended time-lapse from 8/22 of the growth of the #HawkFire in Reno Nevada, which is visible from some ALERTCalifornia cameras. Look to @RenoFireDept and @CityofReno for incident updates.