Marin Fire Cams lookout cameras mountain top

Mt. Tiburon

Sausalito Wolfback Ridge fire cam

Wolf Back Ridge antennas – Sausalito –
PG@E
wind: 1,110′ elevation

Mt. Tam Lookout fire cam – MCFD

Mt. Tam Peak
weather: 2,340 ft. elevation

Rain gauge – Mt. Tam summit

Muir Beach fire cam

Mt. Barnabe fire lookout – MCFD

Mt. Barnaby fire lookout – MCFD

Point Reyes National Seashore – Inverness

Drakes View Peak Inverness –
PG@E
weather: 1,328 elevation

View of Point Reyes Beach Looking North-Northeast from the Point Reyes Lighthouse Visitor Center. Pacific Ocean on the left, land on the right.
Pt. Reyes lighthouse cam

Nicasio Hills – Black Mountain peak

Nicasio Hills weather – Elevation 937 ft.

Marinwood – Lucas Valley: Big Rock Ridge

Big Rock Marinwood

PG@E
weather: 1,636 ft. elevation

San Rafael hills – San Pedro summit

Novato Hills – Mt. Burdell

Novato Mt. Burdell – Elevation 1,481′

Sonoma Mountain – 2,450′ elevation

Petaluma – Sonoma hills

Berkeley Hills – Vollmer Peak

Berkeley Cam – looking towards Marin County

PG@E new weather station – Grizzly Peak in the
Oakland Hills – 1,100′ elevation

6 to 10 day temperature outlook

Mt. St. Helena weather RAWS station by PG@E

National Weather Service – Northern California weather extremes

National Weather Service – Southern California weather extremes

Marin County Fire weather extremes – day 1

Marin County Fire weather extremes – day 2

Marin County Fire weather extremes – day 3 – 8

Burn Index
The wildfire BI (difficulty of control) is derived from a
combination of Spread Component (how fast fire will spread) and Energy Release
Component (how much energy fire will produced).

San Francisco webcam Tallest skyscraper in the San Francisco skyline, with a top roof height of 970 ft. and overall height of 1,070 ft. (Transamerica Pyramid 853 ft)
It is also the second-tallest building west of the Mississippi River