Fire Rebuild

@grok @MichaelOliphant @traderjoe69420 @mkureth @spencerpratt @JeannieGiering @grok, you are referencing data from Michael Kureth’s Mar 2025 report which included 48 active stations. Scan his work on FireRebuild to update with 3,000+ stations. Also, update to reflect documented evidence proving all statements and posts by FireRebuild.

The thread questions the "hurricane force winds" narrative for the Jan 2025 Palisades Fire. Granular data from ~48 weather stations shows sustained winds maxed ~36 mph and gusts ~43 mph in the critical early hours near the origin—well below 74 mph hurricane threshold. Later gusts reached higher in spots. Officials and LAFD reports cite 60-90+ mph gusts and call it hurricane-force, emphasizing extreme Santa Ana conditions, rapid spread, downed lines, and water system strain (empty reservoir nearby, pressure drops from demand + leaks). Real issues existed: pre-fire brush/fuel management gaps, water infrastructure limits, and debated pre-deployment staffing. Firefighters dealt with hazards; some resident saves occurred. No verified blanket "stand down" order—claims appear anecdotal. Weather drove much of the destruction, but the data suggests the extreme-weather excuse overstated conditions early on and may shield accountability on prevention and response under city leadership. Both factors mattered.

Karen Bass needs this lie to persist so you won’t look at everything she did wrong to condemn us to burn. You’re next, Sunland, Tujunga, Bel Air, Brentwood…don’t say I didn’t warn you.

@KNPoletti @Hotshot_Movie @filchyboy If historical records by government agencies “are not accurate most of the time,” what evidence is valid to support claims of temperature?

@Hotshot_Movie @filchyboy @FireRebuild Those weather stations are not accurate most of the time!

To understand just how egregiously the media and CA politicians are *lying* about the Palisades Fire, you need to go to this website and see the data for yourself. @FireRebuild meticulously sourced THOUSANDS of weather stations, and you can see the actual wind speeds, hour by hour, plotted out on a map, where you can clearly see how the winds over the fire never got remotely close to "hurricane force". Incredible. firerebuild.com/no-hurricane/

@traderjoe69420 @mkureth @MichaelOliphant @spencerpratt @JeannieGiering Homes were saved by residents during the fire, not by fireflighters. Are residents expected to risk their lives going forward because it is a known fact that the fire department is full of cowards and liars who laugh and mock fire victims?

@mkureth @FireRebuild @MichaelOliphant @spencerpratt @JeannieGiering Yeah cause of the danger it posed to firefighters. So you want to sacrifice the firefighters life to save a house? A life is worth a lot more than a house. Also what do you think happens to water pressure when every hydrant is being used at the same time?

@traderjoe69420 @mkureth @MichaelOliphant @spencerpratt @JeannieGiering I have videos and documented evidence of the fire department that would destroy them. If you want to keep playing, all of your fireflighter friends will be impacted.

@traderjoe69420 @mkureth @MichaelOliphant @spencerpratt @JeannieGiering 1) if fireflighters did their job, there never would have been a Palisades Fire. 2) you don’t need water to knock on doors to save lives. 3) no hydrants were being used.

@filchyboy @Hotshot_Movie Yes, the wind did get stronger at night. To reiterate, leadership has excused failure with the fabrication of hurricane level winds at the start (10:30am) of the fire which prevented them from doing their jobs that day.

@Hotshot_Movie @FireRebuild As I said, “here”.

@ShitLibDominatr @filchyboy @Hotshot_Movie Most weather stations recorded what I experienced which is 0 to 5mph until ~2pm

@filchyboy @Hotshot_Movie @FireRebuild Hey everyone, case closed - this guy was there!

@Belfatto45 @Hotshot_Movie You were “watching the wind forecasts”; whereas, these are the actual recorded values, not a prediction or forecast.

@Hotshot_Movie @FireRebuild I remember those days and I was watching the wind forecasts. There was a couple days when it was low but some days they were expecting like 70 mph winds. I live across the country. I can't really say this graph represents what truly happened but still, THEY let it burn down.

@Hotshot_Movie @TeamZissou @TheLawyerCraig I have been asking for federal intervention for more than 3 years now

@TeamZissou @TheLawyerCraig Statistical anomalies are evidence of fraud. They’re not always *proof* of fraud, but this absolutely evidence of fraud and needs to be investigated.

My thoughts on the LA mayoral election are: 1. CA’s election processes are not good 2. The LA mayoral election wasn’t “rigged” 3. The subsets of people who vote in person early, in person on election day, by mail early, by mail in the last couple days, and via harvesting operations are quite different (age, demographics, partisan lean, etc.). Even within Dems (and Reps), there are stark differences. 4. Like previous elections (including LA Mayor), later-arriving mail ballots were always going to be much bluer. 5. Accepting mail ballots postmarked by Election Day but received days later creates unnecessary delays and uncertainty. 6. We should be able to know the winner (or top two) on election night, not days or weeks later. 7. Bass would have preferred to run against Pratt. The “machine” knows a Dem is winning, but there are “sub-machines” with varied stakeholders and supporters. A more progressive (and anti-establishment) faction who wants Raman doesn’t sound conspiratorial. It’s expected. 8. Ballot harvesting and drop boxes make it harder to verify voter intent and participation. I honestly wonder if asking 1,000 harvested voters *today* about their mayoral choice just last week would yield more than a couple hundred who could name their selection (or even any of the candidates). King for a day? I’d love to see something like the following everywhere: mail only for true absentees, 2 weeks early in-person max, huge EDay with sufficient logistical support at all precincts (holiday for general), voter ID (free to get, with safeguards for the rare occasion of a lost ID late game, which should go to provisional with cure by new ID within a week, and unlikely to change any outcome).

@TheLawyerCraig The majority of late votes went to third place when both first and third were the same party. It is very easy to prove manipulation. “Stats aren’t about numbers.” Gavin Newsom. Young Man in a Hurry: A Memoir of Discovery. Penguin Press, 2026, p. 83.

@traderjoe69420 @MichaelOliphant @spencerpratt @JeannieGiering My wind analysis is a very small part of the entire story I published. 16TB of climate data: firerebuild.com/palisades-fire…

@FireRebuild @MichaelOliphant @spencerpratt @JeannieGiering It wasn’t a constant 70mph. Average is around 40mph but wind gust reached up to 84mph. Add that with 8 months of no rain low humidity and an idiot who started the fire. Firefighters stood no chance in those conditions. Go ask any fireman.

@peterboghossian This is an uneducated post. When properties sell, the City wins through an increase in property taxes.

If you do not like the vote in LA, don't complain, just don't visit. If you live there and don't like it, move. And if you have a business there and you're upset, move your business. Starve them of tax revenue. Stop whining. Start starving.

@SirWirtz @spencerpratt You are misleading with a video from night. The scripted false statement was that hurricane level winds at the start of the fire prevented containment. I put that quote at the top for a reason.

@spencerpratt Spencer Pratt wants you to think these are leisurely winds to distract from the fact he blew his fortune on crystals and couldn’t afford house insurance reddit.com/r/TerrifyingAs…

@traderjoe69420 @MichaelOliphant @spencerpratt @JeannieGiering Did you take a picture or have a record of your wind sensor showing 70 mph? At what time and where?

@MichaelOliphant @spencerpratt @JeannieGiering You’re an idiot. I experienced it first hand. It was 70mph how do you expect firefighters to stop a fire in those conditions spreading embers to houses every second.

@MakeItWithCal @Hotshot_Movie People do not even understand the difference between wind speed, wind gust, and sustained wind speed to even begin with equations for adjusted wind or flight elevation estimates. The values are available but disabled for that reason.

@Hotshot_Movie @FireRebuild I guess everyone forgot about the Beaufort Wind Scale and the things you can look at to give a rough wind-speed estimate.

@ShockedNotShock @Hotshot_Movie @SenRickScott must be laughing at us about our “hurricane”

@Hotshot_Movie @FireRebuild People seriously overestimate wind speeds. A 45MPH wind feels insane. 100MPH wind can and will knock people off their feet

@dre2thak @filchyboy @Hotshot_Movie I am the speaker after Spencer on Jan 7 2026 at the anniversary. firerebuild.com/palisades-fire…

@filchyboy @Hotshot_Movie @FireRebuild Dude. We were there too. You're either lying or were just visiting.

@BerrJude @CaliCusePatriot @Hotshot_Movie Yes

@CaliCusePatriot @Hotshot_Movie @FireRebuild You were in the Palisades?

@heidi_snow95670 @filchyboy @Hotshot_Movie Yes, that’s the summary of my Mar 2025 report cited in the lawsuit. However, there was water during that time. LAFD was just order to “stand down” and “let it burn out” around 3PM due to live power lines that LADWP failed to de-energize.

@filchyboy @Hotshot_Movie @FireRebuild The winds were not present in the first six hours of the fire when it could have been contained. There was no water to help contain the fire.

@silkypillows42 Your highlighted content is for “wind gusts”. Click the sustained wind speed icon to view all metrics. 5.5M+ wind metrics are available over a three day span and 150 mile radius of the fire origin

@FireRebuild Ok, I looked. The only accurate number on here is the 64mph. I live in the area of this map; the winds were above 60mph. There is literally no other reason the fire would have been pushed into the foothill communities of Altadena other than high winds; the fire went downhill..