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The winds are pushing Fire Hermit Peak to the northeast.

Santa Fe National Forest in New Mexico

10:13 Moscow time, April 11, 2022

3D map of Fiery Peak Hermits
3D map of evaluated location of Fiery Peak of the Hermits. Incident management team data, early morning April 11, 2022.

Hermit Fire Peak 12 miles NW of Las Vegas, New Mexico grew by a couple of one hundred acres on Sunday and early Monday morning were valued at 728 acres. The mapping flight on Sunday evening had to be canceled due to heavy cloud cover. coverage.

Southern one-third of in fire holding on to the completed firing line. Remainder in very steep, rocky, rugged terrain.

Type 2 Incident Control Team, Southwest Team 4 with Incident commander Aaron Halburd is to take command on Monday morning, April 11th.

Hermits Peak of Fire Map 11-4-2022Hermits Peak of Fire Map 11-4-2022
black line shows approximate location of Fire on Hermits Peak at approximately 06:00 Moscow time on April 11, 2022. The red line marked the perimeter around 24 hours previously.

On Sunday, a voluntary evacuation was announced. for three communities north and northeast of in fire: San Ignacio, Las Dispensas and Pendaries.

Almost all of New Mexico and more of the central and southern plains are under the red flag on Monday. New Mexico will in effect until at least Tuesday, and the Fire Weather Watch was released for Wednesday.

Red flag warnings April 11, 2022 fire forest fireRed flag warnings April 11, 2022 fire forest fire
Red flag warnings April 11, 2022

Red flag warning predicts 20-foot wind out of southwest at 25 to 35 mph with gusts up to 50 mph on Monday afternoon, and on Tuesday Southwest to West 30 to 45 mph with gusts up to 65. On Wednesday, a northwest wind with a speed of 25 to 35 m/s is expected. with gusts up to 45 in afternoon.

The relative humidity will range from 9 to 13 percent Monday
noon, from 10 to 15 percent Tuesday and 4 to 8 percent Wednesday.

We will update this article as more information becomes available.

Author: Bill Gabbert

After work full time in wild land fire for 33 years old, he continues to study and strives to be a student of Fire. View all posts by Bill Gabbert

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