FIRE IN MALDEN, WA

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>Something VERY fishy about the “wildfires” in >Malden, Washington. Only houses destroyed>—completely turned to ash—while nearby trees >and grass are green and not even singed.

>See the accompanying photo—there is a >WOODEN BARREL planter three feet from >what’s left of the house. Completely >undamaged, green plants still growing in it.

Hi anons, not saying things aren't fishy with the Malden fire. I live just a few miles north of Malden and have friends there including the Postmaster whose post office burned down. One thing to keep in mind on the day of the fire….. We had constant 30+ mile per hour winds that day coming straight out of the northeast. Wind from that direction is unusual for us. I would expect trees and other things like the "wooden barrel" to survive unscathed if they were directly upwind or NE of a burned structure even if they were close to the structure. However I would expect any trees or combustibles downwind or SW of a burned structure to be incinerated even if they were further away.

There is NO WAY you will not see evidence of the severe winds we had that day in the burn pattern. There were constant 30mph winds with higher gusts. Also, the vegetation has been and remains extra fucking dry and a single spark will cause a fire. It was a cool. wet spring as well but has been dry AF ALL summer.

I'm not fishing for a notable but it might be good to prevent the anons digging in a dry hole on the Malden fire at least.