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Western wildfires calm down in cool weather, but losses grow

Western wildfires calm down in cool weather, but losses grow
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Officials confirm Bootleg Fire fueled a tornado

Officials confirmed Monday that it was an actual tornado, fueled by the fire itself. According to Bruno Rodriguez, an incident meteorologist assigned to the Bootleg Fire, the phenomenon occurred on the southeast side of the blaze on a day of extreme fire behavior. Rodriguez said that day the fire generated pyrocumulus or pyrocumulonimbus clouds that rose higher than 30,000 feet into the stratosphere â roughly the altitude where most commercial airplanes fly. Those massive clouds, in combination with intense heat generated by the fire on the ground, intensified an updraft, according to Rodriguez. That in turn pulled and rotated air up from the surface to the base of the fire-produced clouds â creating a literal tornado.

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Western wildfires calm down in cool weather, but losses grow A firefighter uses a drip torch to ignite vegetation while trying to stop the Dixie Fire from spreading in Lassen National Forest, Calif., on Monday, July 26, 2021. (AP Photo/Noah Berger) July 27, 2021 - 4:57 PM INDIAN FALLS, Calif. (AP) â Cooler weather on Tuesday helped calm two gigantic wildfires in the U.S. West, but a tally of property losses mounted as authorities got better access to a tiny California community savaged by flames last weekend and to a remote area of southern Oregon where the nation s largest blaze is burning. Scientists say evidence shows Oregon s Bootleg Fire generated its own âfire tornadoâ this month, with winds higher than 111 mph (179 kph). The rare phenomenon is associated with extreme fire behavior spawned by dry, hot conditions, experts said.extreme fire behavior

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Western Wildfires Calm Down In Cool Weather, But Losses Continue To Grow

Western Wildfires Calm Down In Cool Weather, But Losses Continue To Grow The Dixie Fire has scorched more than 325 square miles (842 square kilometers), an area bigger than New York City, and it was partially contained Tuesday. More than 10,000 homes were threatened in the region about 175 miles (282 kilometers) northeast of San Francisco. Associated Press (AP) 28 July 2021, Last Updated at 9:10 am AP Associated Press (AP) 2021-07-28T08:56:17+05:30 Western Wildfires Calm Down In Cool Weather, But Losses Continue To Grow outlookindia.com 2021-07-28T09:10:08+05:30 Also read Cooler weather on Tuesday helped calm two gigantic wildfires in the US West, but a tally of property losses mounted as authorities got better access to a tiny California community savaged by flames last weekend and to a remote area of southern Oregon where the nation s largest blaze is burning.

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