Montecito Besieged By Monster Fire Nobody Can Fight The Wind Los Nobody can fight the wind.”. it was that kind of a morning in the upscale coastal communities in southern santa barbara county. for nearly a week, the monster fire had been making runs at the. Reporting from montecito — as the thomas fire began to bear down on montecito on saturday morning, darren caesar was packing up and getting ready to flee for a beachside hotel.after burning for.
Montecito Fire The blaze was first reported at around 3:45 p.m just east of ernest e. debs regional park in the 4200 block of n. monterey road, according to the los angeles fire department. As feared, the so called sundowner winds kicked up early saturday as the massive thomas fire took aim at the hills above montecito, with some wind gusts reported up to 65 mph, prompting new. Nobody can fight the wind.” advertisement the northerly offshore winds are blowing steady at an overall 29 mph and could drive the fire all the way to the coast, said tom fisher, a meteorologist. The fire required more than $230 million in state and federal resources to fight it. though montecito was not in the epicenter of the blaze, several mansions and notable buildings — including.
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