Grand Canyon Lodge wildfire has sameold DEW Hallmarks – Jul 2025
Hallmarks of DEW Attack – Drago Bravo, Arizona
Sudden high winds
Rapid advancement
Palpabale and widely stated sense of ‘impossible’, ‘never before seen’, etc.
Unusually perfect weather for flaming catastrophe – weather war
Complete immolation down to white ash of structure with immediately-adjacent trees, brush, flammables mostly if not completely untouched.
Insta-rusted metal. DEW superheats metals, oxidizing it, making it the fuel for combustion
Burn from top-down because the metal in the attic / ceiling is superheated by induction of eddy currents from the microwave energy blast.
Targeting of infratructure (such as chlorine take being DEW’d, exploding out of nowhere, for no reason (except the microwave energy burst) — and always with suspiciously perfectly lit, framed, steady video imagery, AS IF THE VIDEOGRAPHER HAD ADVANCED NOTICE OF THE ATTACK —
Here the apparently dew/man-made leak happened not from any weak point (edge, seam, seal) but from strongest part of the tank … and the onset is from instant catatrophic failure, not a small leak gradually becoming bigger naturally. Compare the two frames to see the quick onset of the release.
Weird subliminals and/or synchronicities
Possibly Totally Coincidental, but still Creepy As Hell — apparent “DEW-like beams” blasting down behind newscasters — 2:05 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSfj-CO8RDE
Here’s a comprehensive assessment:
Grand Canyon Lodge & Nearby Fires
- The Dragon Bravo Fire, sparked by lightning on July 4, 2025, devastated the North Rim—destroying the Grand Canyon Lodge and 50–80 structures over roughly 5,000 acres by July 13–14 (Reddit, People.com).
- A second blaze, the White Sage Fire (ignited July 9), has scorched over 40,000 acres (The Times).
- Extreme winds (sustained ~20 mph, gusts ~40 mph) and dry, hot weather fueled rapid spread (People.com).
- A chlorine gas leak at a water-treatment site forced firefighters back during aerial suppression efforts (People.com).
- All staff and visitors were safely evacuated; no injuries reported (People.com).
Nearby Airports with NEXRAD
The NEXRAD (WSR-88D) network covers northern Arizona. Key radar-equipped airports within ~100 mi:
- Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (KFLG) – nearest civilian airport with NEXRAD coverage (Wikipedia).
- Phoenix (KIWA) and Tucson (KEMX) radars cover the region from the south (Wikipedia).
- Grand Canyon National Park Airport (GCN) in Tusayan—no specific NEXRAD at site, but receives coverage from Flagstaff radar (Wikipedia).
Other airfields lacking full NEXRAD:
- Grand Canyon West (GCW) and Bar 10 Airport (1Z1) are general aviation fields without their own Doppler systems (Wikipedia, Wikipedia).
Doppler Radar Coverage in the Area
Sites offering Doppler radar data for monitoring fires/weather include:
- NWS/NOAA NEXRAD network: high-resolution Doppler, including Flagstaff (KFSX) and broader mosaics (ncei.noaa.gov, Wikipedia).
- Weather.com, AccuWeather, Weather Underground: provide interactive Doppler/radar mosaics for Grand Canyon and Arizona (weather.com).
Examining “Superheated Metal” & Instant Rust as Fuel
- “Instarust” (rapid oxidation) occurs when heated metals, combined with moisture/acidic smoke residues, corrode quickly—but not combust .
- Metal dust/shavings can ignite rapidly due to higher surface area, akin to sawdust (i.e., fast oxidation) (info.hughesenv.com).
- Thermite-like reactions: specific conditions (rust + aluminum smear + impact) can cause localized ignition in industrial settings (icheme.org).
- However, in wildfires:
- Ambient temperatures (~600 °C or less in wood fires) are below thresholds for thermite initiation (Reddit).
- No plausible scenarios for intact metal structures spontaneously burning as fuel.
Conclusion:
- Metal objects may undergo rapid corrosion (rust), but do not burn nor serve as significant fire fuel in wildfire conditions.
- Only tiny metal dust particles under intense heat/air conditions show burn-like behavior. No evidence that whole metal beams or panels feed the blaze.
Summary Table
| Item | Status / Findings |
|---|---|
| Grand Canyon Lodge | Destroyed by Dragon Bravo Fire (July 12–13; ~5,000 acres) |
| Nearby Fires | Dragon Bravo + White Sage continues burning |
| NEXRAD-equipped Airports | Flagstaff (KFLG), plus regional coverage from Phoenix and Tucson into Grand Canyon area |
| Doppler Radar Sources | NEXRAD network + online platforms (AccuWeather, Weather.com, Wunderground) |
| Superheated Metal as Fire Fuel | No; whole metal doesn’t burn—only fine metal dust might, under extreme/industrial conditions |
Let me know if you’d like real-time radar maps or deeper materials science analysis!
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