NASA has released several satellite images showing the Walker fire, which has been burning in the Plumas National Forest since Sept. 4.
NASA released several satellite images showing the Walker fire, which has been burning in the Plumas National Forest since Sept. 4.NASA’s Aqua satellite captured this image of the fire Sept. 12.The red outlines show the blaze’s heat signatures, the agency said. Smoke from the hot spots can be seen blowing northeast over Honey Lake.
Another satellite image from Sept. 9 — five days after the fire began — shows plumes of smoke blowing into Nevada.The fire’s path of destruction can be seen clearly in an enhanced satellite photo released by NASA’s Earth Observatory team Friday. The image, which shows a swath of charred vegetation surrounded by a patchy perimeter of brightly burning hot spots, was taken Sept. 8 by NASA’s Landsat 8 satellite. It was overlaid with false color to emphasize hot spots and burned areas.
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