Had revived within a week, according to Michael Gollner, a fire scientist and mechanical engineering professor at the University of California at Berkeley.
A hiker named Darrin Hurrwitz, who was about an hour away from the fire’s beginning place last Tuesday, said that he smelled smoke but that it vanished as he proceeded up the route.
The fires were “started by idiots,” according to another local. “I don’t know if you’ve ever gone camping,
But just because you put out a fire doesn’t mean it’s not hot below,” he said. The fire was sparked and rekindled by the arrival of the Santa Anas on Monday.
