Let's talk about how the fire started. So, it seems to me 1. the location of the fire start did not have any electrical equipment around. So you cant blame a downed wired or a blown up electrical equipment due to winds or outages.  
2. It started in the middle of a day where the temperature was maybe 65-70F so, what can start a fire in mild weather with no electrical equipment causing the spark? 
3. The only reason i can find is an arsonist...the location was pretty remote, off any beaten trail, so it would be hard to say somebody threw a cigarette butt there. 
4. Now, the winds obviously made it much worse because it spread fast and it became hard to control, but yeah, it does not help when your only reservoir is empty and has been empty for a year, i am not surprised they ran out of water in less than 24 hours. 
5. But going back to the causes of the fire, it is very hard to point the finger to a casual environmental event...although I am sure the failed politicians that are on the hook now, they will try to scream global warming and I will say NO, because Santa Ana winds have been here forever, and fires don't self ignite at 70F of atmospheric temperature. So again, was this the action of a lone wolf, or was it a bigger plan when somebody wanted to hit an area that knowingly had an empty reservoir and wait for extreme wind day to start it? I do not know, anything is possible in this world
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