DESCRIPTIVE TEXT NARRATIVE FOR SMOKE/DUST OBSERVED IN SATELLITE IMAGERY
THROUGH 2345Z November 30, 2007
Georgia/Florida Panhandle/southern Alabama/southern Mississippi/southern Louisiana: Numerous fires across the south were producing mainly narrow plumes of light smoke that were generally drifting to the south. Some of the larger plumes that had moderately dense smoke associated with them were seen over the Florida Panhandle in western Wakulla and southern Liberty counties and in Vernon Parish in Louisiana. Smoke plumes were just beginning to form with fires in Vernon Parish of west central Louisiana and Liberty County in the central Florida panhandle. Southern Virginia: A cluster of fires was detected over south central Virgina. Plumes of light smoke were seen from fires in southern Halifax, Prince Edward, Brunswick and Nottaway counties, The plumes were drifting to the east and northeast. Kentucky: A fire along the western Whitley/Laurel county border in southeast Tennessee had a plume of light to moderately dense smoke that was moving to the east. California/Oregon: A fire in south central Mariposa county had a narrow plume of light to moderately dense smoke that extended north into central Tuolumne county. Fires in central Calaveras and south central El Dorado counties had light to moderately dense narrow plumes that merged and extended north to the Placer county border near sunset. A large number of fires in Butte, Glenn, Colusa and Sutter counties were producing mainly small plumes of light smoke that merged together and were drifting to the south into Yolo county. A fire in southwest Klamath county in Oregon was producing a plume of light smoke that was drifting to the east. Ruminski