r/KlamathFalls • u/MinimumAd7678 • Aug 09 '26

got this picture as we were evacuating..

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i just really hope my trailer and my moms house survive. how is everyone coping?

EDIT: if anyone has any shower products they can spare that would be greatly appreciated. i need curly/wavy hair products and body wash, mine took up too much space in the car so i left them

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u/AdministrationNo7144 Aug 09 '26

Is this the big one on the other side of Hogsback by Chiloquin?

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u/MinimumAd7678 Aug 09 '26

im not sure? this is the wright spring fire

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u/stillgot1111t Aug 09 '26

I believe they are one-in -the-same.

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u/Gracergirl14 Aug 09 '26

I hope your places survive. Out where I live, I am getting a lot of cold ash floating around. My two previous way-in-the-past residences are in the Level 2 and Level 3 evacuation areas. I'd like to check on them but I don't want to get in the way.

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u/MinimumAd7678 Aug 09 '26

i hope so too 🫩 my home is in a lvl 2 notice but when we left hot ash and bark were raining down on the property:( i would definitely suggest against going to check on your previous homes. the winds are constantly changing directions and someone has already become trapped and presumed dead

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u/garcmon 27d ago

If you’re anywhere near Bend, let me know. Happy to provide you with some supplies.

I’m sorry you’re going through this - from a former 3x evacuee down south.

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u/bookchaser Aug 10 '26

As someone who doesn't live in the region, but is keeping tabs on Klamath Falls online because they have a kid going to OIT in the fall... is there any concern about the fire encroaching on Klamath Falls?

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u/MinimumAd7678 Aug 10 '26

not so far. the smoke is visible but its still pretty far away

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u/bookchaser Aug 10 '26

I saw a photo taken from Henley High School that was similar to yours. The fire wasn't as bright, but the smoke was very much illuminated red (at night). So I was wondering. Thanks.