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2008-11-16, 12:22 AM
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 what does it mean for a fire to be 0% contained? I live in Santa Barbara and there's a big fire here. They keep saying the burn acres are the same (1500) but that the fire is 0% contained. How can this be? Do they factor in erratic winds?      |
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2008-11-16, 12:22 AM
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| Totally out of control with no immediate hope! |
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