Two Barrel

past fire

Wildfire

ACRES BURNED

1943

STATE

Florida

ORIGIN COUNTY
Liberty
containment

100%

Active Hotspots

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Recent Hotspots

Recent Hotspots are heat signatures detected by satellites within the last 7 days.

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Flame Animation

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30.17920562466, -84.9963042100427

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2025-02-26

TIMELINE

19 days

February 26

Detected

March 17

LAST UPDATED
Wind Dynamics

first 2 will be pulled from the fire automatically.

Can have dynamic values. Ie > Higher wind value raises directional randomness value.

Time Scale

Inherent speed (at zero wind). Controls the overall speed of the simulation, affecting how quickly particles move and update.

3.5x

Wind Speed

Controls the velocity of particle movement, simulating how wind speed affects ember and heat plume transport.

11mph

Wind Direction

The prevailing direction of the wind as provided by the closest NWS weather station, expressed in degrees.

N(0)E(90)S(180)W(270) 0degrees

Directional Randomness

Simulates turbulence and local wind variations by adding random fluctuations to particle trajectories, similar to fire-induced wind eddies.

12%
Particle Dynamics

Can also have dynamic values. Ie > Higher wind reduces scale decay. Or Higher acreage increases. More than 30 hotspots increases particle lifespan. Etc.

Particle Lifespan

Determines how long each heat visualization element persists, analogous to the duration of visible thermal signatures in infrared imagery.

30frames

Particle Density

Controls the concentration of visualization elements within each burst, similar to the density of detected thermal signatures in a given area.

20%

Particle Scale Decay

Determines how quickly particles diminish in size over their lifespan, representing the cooling and dissipation of thermal signatures.

60%

Particle Scale Variation

Controls the range of initial particle sizes, simulating the variation in intensity of thermal signatures across a detection area.

80%
Burst/Emitter Dynamics

(⛔️ Some of these aren't totally working.). Controls the detailed behavior of fire particle emission patterns.

Burst Frequency

Sets how often new groups of particles are emitted, simulating the pulsing nature of thermal plumes and intermittent fire behavior.

2per sec

Particles Per Burst

Determines the number of thermal signatures released in each emission event, representing the intensity of individual heat releases.

3

Burst Duration

Controls how long each emission event lasts, analogous to the duration of individual thermal pulses in fire behavior.

0.3sec

Gap Between Bursts

Sets the cooling or rest period between emission events, representing the cyclical nature of fire intensity fluctuations.

0.2sec

Burst Length Variation

Adds randomness to the duration of each burst, simulating the natural variability in fire behavior and thermal signature patterns.

50%
Incident Data

CAUSE

Undetermined

BEHAVIOR
Minimal

BEHAVIOR DETAILS
  1. Smoldering
  2. Running
  3. Creeping
PRIMARY FUEL TYPE?
Southern Rough


Description

ANF

Response

Lead Protecting AGENCY

USFS

TOTAL PERSONNEL

27

DISPATCH CENTER
Florida Interagency Coordination Center
MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL?
Yes
PROPERTY OWNERSHIP

Federal
(USFS)

WEATHER

Nearby Air Quality
AQI

*

30.17920562466, -84.9963042100427

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forecast

From the Web

External data is not official

Information pulled “from the web” is compiled from sources that include non-official data, and is not confirmed by a human reviewer.

1. Start Time & Info

**Start Date/Time/Location** The Two Barrel Fire in Liberty County, Florida, was detected on February 26, 2025. The exact time and specific location within Liberty County are not specified in the available sources, but it is noted to have been active for at least 2 days as of the last update[4]. **Size and Containment** As of the last update on February 28, 2025, the fire has burned 1,350 acres and is 60% contained. However, more recent data indicates the fire has grown to 1,943 acres and is now 80% contained[1][4]. **Growth and Rate of Spread** The fire has been actively burning for several days, with its size increasing from initial reports. The growth rate and specific details on the rate of spread are not provided, but it is clear that the fire has been managed to some extent given the containment progress. **Containment Efforts** The Florida Forest Service and other local fire authorities are involved in the containment efforts. No specific details on the number of personnel or resources deployed are provided in the sources.

2. Evacuations & Closures

**Evacuation Orders and Warnings** There are no reported mandatory evacuation orders or warnings associated with the Two Barrel Fire. The fire has primarily affected vegetation and has not necessitated evacuations[2][4]. **Evacuation Shelters** No evacuation shelters have been set up for this fire, as evacuations have not been required. **Road Closures** There are no specific road closures mentioned in the sources related to the Two Barrel Fire. **For more information, visit:** - [Florida Forest Service Incident Page]: While not specifically linked, residents can check the Florida Forest Service website for updates on wildfires in the state. - [Liberty County Emergency Management]: Local emergency management websites may provide additional information on road closures and other safety measures. - [Zoom Earth Fire Map]: This resource provides satellite images and heat maps of the fire area, which can be useful for tracking the fire's progress.

3. Current Impact

**Injuries and Fatalities** There are no reported injuries or fatalities associated with the Two Barrel Fire[2][4]. **Structures Impacted** The fire has primarily burned through vegetation, and there are no reports of significant structure damage or losses[2][4]. **Power Outages** There are no reported power outages directly attributed to the Two Barrel Fire. **Notable Impacts** The fire has affected a significant area of land, but specific notable impacts on structures or critical infrastructure are not reported.

4. Current Outlook

**Containment Projections** With the fire currently 80% contained, efforts are ongoing to fully contain the fire. However, no specific projections on when full containment is expected are provided[1][4]. **Weather and Wind Warnings** There are no current weather or wind warnings specifically mentioned for the Two Barrel Fire area. However, general caution is advised due to the potential for fire flare-ups and changing weather conditions.

5. Weather info

**Cause** The cause of the Two Barrel Fire is currently under investigation and has not been determined[1][4]. **Weather and Climate** The fire is being managed in a region prone to wildfires, especially during periods of dry conditions. While the recent update does not specify current weather conditions, it is clear that the fire has been influenced by local weather patterns. The area experienced some rain, which temporarily helped, but dry conditions are expected to return, potentially affecting the fire's behavior[2].

Citations

['https://zoom.earth/fires/us-fl-two-barrel-fire/', 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVyG4QHRZGc', 'https://floridadep.gov/air/permitting-compliance/content/open-burning', 'https://fires.cornea.is/fire/two-barrel/', 'https://www.fox35orlando.com/news/orlando-president-obama-parkway-metro-west-brush-fire-burns-70-acres-now-100-contained']

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