Friday, October 20, 2017 8:46:41 PM
4 Questions About Climate Change and the California Fires
Rising temperatures can make the U.S. West dangerously combustible. We saw it this year in California wine country.
California's climate follows a pattern: Wet, cool winters, followed by long, dry summers. The wet winter this year led to an abundance of vegetation. But then the summer reached record-breaking temperatures that dried all that freshly grown vegetation into tinder.
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/18102017/california-wildfires-global-warming-drought-wind-climate-change-fire
Rising temperatures can make the U.S. West dangerously combustible. We saw it this year in California wine country.
California's climate follows a pattern: Wet, cool winters, followed by long, dry summers. The wet winter this year led to an abundance of vegetation. But then the summer reached record-breaking temperatures that dried all that freshly grown vegetation into tinder.
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/18102017/california-wildfires-global-warming-drought-wind-climate-change-fire
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