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Multiple crews are on scene of a 1/4-acre vegetation fire burning at a moderate rate of spread in the canyon between the 5900 block of Streamview Dr. & Audrey Ln.
Updates to follow.
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UPDATE: Firefighters have stopped the fire’s forward rate of spread at 1 acre. Crews will remain on scene for approx. 2 hours to locate & extinguish any remaining hot spots. Thank you @HeartlandFire, @ChulaVistaFD, Santee Fire, @SanMiguelFire & @CALFIRESANDIEGO for assistance.
Very high tides are expected this Sat–Tue and may cause temporary flooding in low-lying coastal areas like Midway and Mission Beach. With El Niño developing, experts warn of additional flooding and erosion in the months ahead. City crews will monitor areas at risk of flooding.
Engines 12, 26, 11 & 14 are currently on scene of two small, slow-moving vegetation fires near the northbound I-805 off-ramp at University Avenue. Crews are working to contain and extinguish the fires. No structures are threatened at this time. Smoke will be visible in the area.
Crews have stopped the forward rate of spread on both fires near the northbound I-805 off-ramp at University Avenue. Firefighters will remain on scene to complete mop-up operations.
Approximately 30 SDFD personnel are on scene of a small plane on fire on the runway at the Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport. The airport will be temporarily closed during emergency operations.
FYI 🔥 SDFD crews will be assisting in a prescribed burn between 9 a.m. & 1 p.m. today near the @MCASMiramarCA airfield. The planned burn will cover about 30 acres & is intended to reduce hazardous vegetation. Smoke may be visible near the I-15 & surrounding areas.
SDFD crews are on scene with partner agencies actively fighting a vegetation fire near the WB SR-11 off-ramp to the SR-125. The fire is holding at 1 acre with a slow rate of spread. No structure threat at this time. Please be advised there may be increased traffic in the area.
A heat advisory is in effect for coastal areas from 10 a.m. Tuesday through 8 p.m. Friday. Take these steps to protect yourself:
- Stay indoors.
- Never leave children or pets inside vehicles.
- Drink lots of water.
- See sandiego.gov/placestocooldow… for a spot to escape the heat.
#ConvoyFire Update: Firefighters have knocked down the fire, which has burned approximately 2.5 acres. Crews will remain on scene for the next two hours to complete mop-up operations.
Road closures will remain in place by @CHP_San_Diego. Please continue to avoid the area.
#ConvoyFire Update: The eastbound SR-52 on-ramp from Convoy St. is currently closed for active firefighting operations. Motorists may experience traffic delays in the area and are encouraged to use an alternate route.
Crews are on scene of a 1 acre vegetation fire in heavy fuels moving at a slow rate of spread near Convoy Street and the Eastbound SR-52. Please avoid the area and follow for updates.
#ConvoyFire Update: 5 engines, 5 brush rigs (4 @SDFD, 1 @MiramarFireDept), 2 water tenders & SDFD Copter 3 are currently on scene actively working to suppress the fire. Crews are making good progress. Please continue to avoid the area.
🟢 UPDATE:Traffic Advisory NORMAL HEIGHTS 🟢
The gas leak has been safely addressed and all affected roadways have reopened to traffic.
Thank you for your patience while crews worked to resolve the incident.
🚨 TRAFFIC ADVISORY: NORMAL HEIGHTS 🚨
SDPD is conducting traffic control at Adams Ave. & 32nd St. and Madison Ave. & 32nd St. due to a gas leak that occurred during construction.
SD Fire-Rescue and SDG&E are on scene. Traffic will be impacted for the next hour.
Please avoid the area and use alternate routes.
The #SorrentoFire is now 95% contained. Fire crews continue to monitor the area. The Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve will remain closed to the public throughout the weekend for safety.
The #SorrentoFire is now 91% contained. Minimal hot spot activity was observed throughout the day. Fire crews will remain in the area overnight and additional personnel will return tomorrow morning to continue working toward full containment.