The fire in Surrey, England spread to 4 hectares. What was the cause of the fire?

The fire in Seri, England, spread over 4 hectares. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it has not been officially released, but we can speculate that the fire may be related to the hot weather.

Just a few days ago, the fire department and the rescue department in Surrey, England announced that the wild fire two weeks ago had spread to 4 kilometers, so for the safety of the surrounding residents, the residents in more than 1 nearby houses have been evacuated. Then we know that every time a wildfire or forest fire like this happens, it will bring great harm to the nearby residents. You say no, However, the smoke released by the fire will affect your life. At the same time, if the fire really spreads all the time and burns to yourself, it will endanger your property and life health. But if you move your house, you can only stay there, and you will temporarily become homeless. If the doctor really burns your house, who will subsidize yourself? So whenever there is a natural disaster, it will always be those people who suffer.

Secondly, after the fire broke out in Surrey, the local fire department immediately sent firefighters, fire engines and water transport vehicles to participate in the fire fighting operation. Even in order to know the direction of the fire and how to put it out accurately, they even sent drones to monitor the direction of the fire. At that time, the rescue team had been working urgently, and 41 hectares of grass and shrubs had been lit. Even if you are 1 kilometers away, you can see the black smoke from the burning of these plants, which makes people sigh. There will be more carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide in this incident, and there will be less green vegetation.

Then the cause of this fire is probably that the plants burned themselves due to the hot weather. Because it is summer recently, many places have caused mountain fires and even forest fires due to the hot weather. This time, some parts of Britain may experience record temperatures, so when this kind of fire happens, it must be dealt with in time, and it must not be spread into an irresistible general trend.