Mongolian prairie fire was introduced into China and was successfully intercepted. Why is this fire so difficult to put out?

Due to the long-term drought in Mongolian grassland, the wind on Mongolian grassland is strong, which directly leads to the fire being difficult to put out.

In our impression, fires only happen in residential areas and forests. But this is not the case. There will be fire on the grassland. Moreover, after the grassland fire, the harm is no less than other areas. Moreover, after grassland fires, a large area of grazing areas will be affected to some extent. This will affect the local animal husbandry and the local economic development more easily.

Mongolian prairie fire was introduced into China and was successfully intercepted. A very serious grassland fire broke out in Mongolia, and the fire of this grassland fire is spreading to the inland areas of China. In order to control grassland fires and affect grazing areas in Inner Mongolia. In this regard, China has specially dispatched a large number of firefighters. Up to now, through many efforts, Mongolian grassland fires have been successfully blocked.

Mongolia has long been affected by drought. I think the reason why such a serious grassland fire happened in Mongolia has a lot to do with the local climate. Because this summer, high temperature weather generally appeared all over the country. The same is true in foreign regions, and Mongolia has been affected by drought for a long time. The hot and rainy weather has been affected to some extent. So this directly led to the death of many grasslands in Mongolia.

Affected by the wind. In addition to temperature and precipitation, it also has a lot to do with the wind in Mongolian grassland. The wind in Mongolian grassland blows from north to south, so it has contributed to the spread of fire to a certain extent, which has had a certain impact on Inner Mongolia in China. And with the increase of wind, the spread of fire is also accelerating. If it is not intercepted at the first time, it will not only affect the Mongolian grassland.