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Use this simple chart to protect your #health from the 3,000 acre #FrijolesFire and its heavy #smoke
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The 3000 acre #FrijolesFire is causing a #health #emergency in some areas of north central New Mexico due to very heavy #smoke at 1800 MDT August 9 2026
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Interesting look at staffing
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Reported Start: August 3, 2026 4:27 p.m. Reported by Cerro Pelado Lookout.
Cause: Lightning
Size: 6 acres.
Containment: 20%
Personnel: 24 Personnel Engine 621, UT 621, 1 water tender. Multiple aviation resources.
1 person for every 4 acres
🔴#FrijolesFire
Start: 6:57 PM Tue Aug 4th 2026 MDT
3 Miles E of Cundiyo
Cause: Lightning
Size: 2,052 acres
Containment: 0%
Personnel: 86 Personnel 1 Dozer; 1 Engine Type 4
1 person for every 24 acres
The Frijoles Fire more than doubled in size overnight, growing to 2,052 acres with 0% containment. Cundiyo and Cerro Piñon are under “Ready” status, and part of NM 503 is closed. Crews and aircraft are working again today to slow the fire’s spread. #NMFire
@grok analysis of #FrijolesFire resources
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•Pyrocumulus at 7 pm (August 8) is a clear indicator of high-intensity, plume-dominated fire behavior. That aligns with the rapid growth (500 → ~1,000 acres that day) and the active torching/flanking described in the updates.
A pyrocumulus at that hour usually means the fire was putting up a strong column and generating its own weather, which raises the stakes for containment and community protection.
•Resources listed as 1 engine + 1 bulldozer matches the early official breakdowns and the ongoing references to only “bulldozer support.” With total personnel still only in the mid-80s on a multi-thousand-acre fire, the ground side remains very thin.
•No CIMTs available is important context. Official releases stated a Complex Incident Management Team had been ordered, but if none are currently available (common when multiple large fires are competing for teams nationally), the fire stays under the Type 3 organization longer than ideal. That limits the depth of planning, logistics, and resource ordering capacity.
Revised assessment
Putting it together for Frijoles as of the latest reports (~2,052 acres, 0% containment, steep Pecos Wilderness timber, communities on Ready status) See photo
Conclusion: The response is unusually limited relative to other recent New Mexico timber fires of comparable size, growth rate, steep terrain, and proximity to communities.
The combination of minimal heavy equipment (1 engine + 1 dozer), constrained aviation on a key growth day, continued rapid spread with pyrocumulus activity, and no available Complex IMT leaves the fire under-resourced for the conditions.
Wilderness access restrictions and the drone incident explain part of it, but the overall allocation is still leaner than peers such as McCauley Springs or Beehive at similar stages.
The situation remains dynamic — additional resources could still arrive — but based on what is currently listed and observed, the response is below the level typically seen on comparable incidents.
The #FrijolesFire east of Nambe and south of Cundiyo is reported at 2,052 acres the morning of August 9 2026
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Forest Service News Release
#FrijolesFire Daily Update
August 9, 2026
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🔴Start Date: August 4, 2026
Cause: Lightning
Size: 2,052 acres
Containment: 0%
🔴Fuels: Ponderosa Timber, dead & down.
Strategy: Full suppression
🔴Location: Steep terrain 5 miles west of Sierra Mosca, 3 miles southeast of Cundiyo, NM. The fire is in the Espanola Ranger District within the boundaries of the Pecos Wilderness Area.
🔴 Total personnel: 86
🔴Operations: Today on the western flank of the fire, construction of indirect containment lines north of Frijoles Canyon with bulldozer support will continue. Crews will look for opportunities to continue construction of indirect control lines along the ridge west of fire. On the south side of the fire crews will improve control line on the ridge above Frijoles Canyon as fire behavior allows. On the north and eastern sides of the fire crews will continue scouting locations for fire line construction. Large air tankers and three helicopters will be dropping retardant and water to slow the fire's spread. The fire is expected to exhibit active behavior today. Crews will continue structure assessment and preparation in Cundiyo, Canyon Chimayo, Cerro Pinon and at Gorham Boy Scout Ranch.
The Incident Management Team is working in close coordination with Santa Fe County, surrounding communities, and Tribes. Additional resources have been ordered, including a Complex Incident Management Team (CIMT).
🔴Safety: Yesterday a drone incursion into the TFR (Temporary Flight Restriction) posed a threat to the safety of aviation resources and impeded suppression efforts. The health and safety of firefighters and the public are always the priority. Drones pose a serious risk to firefighting and can cause air operations to cease. The public is reminded that “If you fly, we can’t!”To facilitate safe and efficient suppression efforts the public is asked to avoid the fire area and the Santa Cruz Overlook Road and Campground.
Aviation operations in support of suppression efforts are occurring at Nambe Lake and Santa Cruz Lake. Please be aware of your surroundings while recreating in the area and keep a safe distance from locations that aviation assets are operating in.
🔴Smoke: Smoke will be visible from Santa Fe, Cundiyo, Nambe, Chimayo, Pojoaque, and Espanola and settle in valleys in the evening. For air quality information visit AirNow Fire and Smoke Map.
🔴Weather for the Region (August 9, 2026): Hot dry conditions will persist in the fire area through the weekend. High temperatures will range from the upper 70s to mid-80s, with minimum relative humidity between 20–35 percent and good overnight recoveries of 60–90 percent. Terrain-driven winds of 5–15 mph will become erratic and gusty near thunderstorms, with outflow winds potentially exceeding 35–45 mph. Lightning, brief heavy rainfall, localized flooding, and sudden wind shifts will be the primary weather concerns for fire operations.
🔴Evacuations and Closures: Santa Fe County issued a “Ready Status” update for the communities of Cundiyo and Cerro Piñon. Additionally, the county issued a road closure for NM 503 between
County Road 98 and State Road 76. Visitors are encouraged to avoid the fire area and use caution when traveling near firefighting operations.
🔴Changes to evacuation status can be found on the Santa Fe County Fire Web page: https://t.co/J8LGmYIj09
🔴Fire Information: (505) 407-5343 / [email protected] / https://t.co/c3YxmYx15z / santafe https://t.co/Bab2hJC0dQ / santafeNF/ https://t.co/5pe8lsZ4jr / https://t.co/06ea7GEkBX
🔴Inciweb:https://t.co/WLp3hqitPV
Daily incident management report for August 9 2026 for AZ and NM
Resources for the 1,000 acre #FrijolesFire listed at 86 people and 1 engine.
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Wildfires for the week ending August 9 2026 in AZ and NM which are still at one of the lowest national preparedness levels (2) and have most of its personnel assigned out of the area.
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106 fires reported
8 ICS-209(s) or large fires currently open
The fire meets the national definition of a "large fire" under a full suppression strategy:
•Timber: Exceeds 100 acres (Fuel models 8–13).
•Grass and Brush: Exceeds 300 acres (Fuel models 1–7).
Incident Management Teams
•Assigned: None. Preposition: None. 🔴Available: None
•Crews
◦Assigned: 3 CRW1; 4 CR2I; 1 CRW2; 1 WFM1/WFM2; 5 SMOD; Preposition: None. 🔴Available: 1 CRW1
•Out-of-Area:
◦Assigned: 4 CIMT; 3 IMT3; 4 FWAA; 10 AT3S; 2 HE1R-HE1S; 7 HE3R-HE3S; 9 CRW1; 2 WFM1/WFM2; 5 SMOD; 5 CRWC; . 49 ENG3; 2 ENG4; 7 ENG5; 113 ENG6; . 49 WTS3; 2 WTT1; 7 WTT2
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Daily update for August 9 2026 for AZ and NM
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SITUATION
•Initial Attack:
◦4 new fires (Light) reported for yesterday (August 08) for 2.4 acres. (AZ: 3 fires/2.2 acres; NM: 1 fires/0.2 acres.)
◦0 new fire(s) reported this morning.
◦106 fires reported for 679.74 acres over the past 7 days.
7 fire(s) >10 acres: Biglow Canyon (NMN2S) 10 acres; Hackamore (NMN2S) 20 acres; Ute Creek (NMN2S) 20.7 acres; Hidden (NMN4S) 30 acres; Rainman (NMN4S) 40 acres; Duggar (NMN4S) 40 acres; Rocky Hills (NMN4S) 480 acres.
◦2299 fires reported for 208,738.36 acres so far for 2026
•Large Fire:
◦8 ICS-209(s) currently open for 6389 acre(s).
◦0 new ICS-209(s) reported over the past 24-hrs.
◦0 finalized ICS-209(s) over the past 24-hrs.
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Crews began structure assessment and preparation in Cundiyo, Canyon Chimayo, Cerro Pinon
and at Gorham Boy scout Ranch today, August 8 2026
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https://t.co/aUV8iwkPxp
Dramatic video of #FrijolesFire from Nambe Pueblo at about 1700 MDT 08/8/2026
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The Incident Commander of the #FrijolesFire which is now 1,000 acres as of 1800 MDT on August 8, 2026, reported the following resources at his disposal the night of August 7, 2026. It has had a 150% increase in size since Friday morning.
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Resources Assigned:
🔴2 Crew Type 1;
🔴1 Dozer;
🔴1 Engine Type 4;
🔴Total Personnel: 68
He wrote: "If fire continues unchecked there will be continued uphill fire spread to the North and to the east into the Pecos wilderness with no fire history. with potential for greater spread with thunderstorm activity."
The fire began the night of August 4, 2026 after a thunderstorm hit the area.
Coordinates: 35.908667, -105.848167
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The #FrijolesFire from 15 miles away at 1800 MDT with a pyrocumulus cloud.
The fire is east of Nambe in the Pecos Wilderness, Santa Fe County.
It has the look of a serious wildfire.
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Due to increased activity on the #FrijolesFire, Santa Fe County Fire Department has changed the evacuation status to READY for the communities of Cundiyo and Cerro Piñon.
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NM 503 remains closed between County Road 98 and State Road 76 except for local and emergency traffic.
READY is the first level of preparedness. There is no evacuation at this time, but residents should gather essential items and make a plan to leave if evacuation orders are issued.
In READY status, you should
Have a Go-Bag packed and ready
Plan different evacuation routes
Designate an emergency meeting location outside of the fire hazard area
Assemble an emergency supply kit
Appoint an out-of-area friend or relative as a point of contact so you can communicate with family members
Maintain a list of emergency contact numbers in your emergency supply kit
Monitor fire weather conditions and fire status
Alert your family and neighbors
Ensure that your family knows where your gas, electric, and water main shut-off controls are and how to use them
Your Go-Bag should contain a three-day supply of items you would need to safely evacuate your home, which may include medications, water, food, pet food, infant formula, diapers, cash or traveler’s checks, and toiletries.
If conditions change to the SET status, that means you should take further steps, including to closely monitor the news and alerts for updates, turn off propane tanks and gas at the meter, pack your car, and be ready to evacuate if orders are called. More information about what actions to take during READY, SET, and GO statuses can be found in Santa Fe County’s Ready, Set, Go! Guide.
Urgent Message
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Due to increased activity on the #FrijolesFire, the communities of #Cundiyo and #CerroPiñon are placed in READY status.
There is no evacuation order at this time.
Residents should be prepared in case conditions change. Gather essential items and make a plan to leave if evacuation orders are issued. More information about what actions to take during Ready status can be found at:
https://t.co/VfSzZId3Hl
Changes to evacuation status can be found on the Santa Fe County Web page:https://t.co/J8LGmYIj09
New Mexico facing simultaneous fires growing rapidly on Saturday August 8 2026
Have you ever played SimTown?
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#BeaconFire
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Beacon is on Turkey Mountain near Wagon Mound
Frijoles is near Cundiyo and Nambe
Turkey Mountain in Mora County, New Mexico hosts critical regional communication assets including the Turkey Mountain Repeater (part of the statewide amateur radio Mega-Link and ARES emergency networks) as well as components tied to the New Mexico Digital Trunked Radio System (DTRS).
NM 503 is closed between County Road 98 and NM 76.
Santa Fe County is monitoring for potential impacts to County communities, which means officials see a credible possibility of the fire affecting those communities.
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This is pre-evacuation/READY, rather than SET or GO at this point.
If aviation resources are being sent to #BeaconFire while #FrijolesFire is simultaneously threatening communities enough for Santa Fe County to issue this READY notice, air resources are being pulled in competing directions during a period when both fires may need them urgently.
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