Fires, storms and typhoons hit Australia one after another. What's wrong with Australia?

Fire and rainstorm, is Australia really there? Hot water? In the middle. People onlookers can't help feeling: It never rains but it pours.

The first mountain fire is actually a common operation in Australia every year. The climate is dry and hot, which is easy to cause fire. However, due to global warming, the temperature has risen again, and this mountain fire is even more fierce. In addition, the early government did not pay attention to the fire, so festivals and festival celebrations became more uncontrollable and eventually became an unprecedented disaster.

Global warming+human factors, the Australian fire lasted for nearly five months. Countless forests and animals were burned to ashes, which brought immeasurable losses to the local area. Just as the residents were eager to put out the fire quickly, a timely rain really came.

At the beginning of February, a heavy rain lasted for four days in the fire, which eased the fire to some extent. People happily ran into the rain to enjoy the benefits of nature, but before they were happy, the original fire warning became a flood warning.

This rainstorm is regarded as? Once in a hundred years? . Under the continuous rainy weather, floods began to appear in many places in Australia. New South Wales was forced to close dozens of schools and evacuate towns, and the flood paralyzed the city's traffic. In addition to travel problems, the power supply in many cities in Australia was also forced to be interrupted. Circuit damage caused by heavy rain caused about 90 thousand households to lose power.

The only advantage of heavy rain is to put out the fire. Many fires have been well controlled, but a lot of ashes produced by the fires are also mixed in the rain, and the rain turns black. Dark water will cause secondary pollution to the environment, and Australians are really miserable.

At the same time as the rainstorm, Australia also encountered a typhoon? Damien. Attack. Some people hope that this cyclone can help control the fire, but Daming is in Western Australia, and the most burned area is in the southeast, so this typhoon will be fine without help, so it is estimated that no effort is needed.

The successive disasters are surprising, but all the accidents hide inevitability. Extreme weather in Australia is only a microcosm of global climate change. If human beings persist in their dominant position in nature, will this disaster be closely related to everyone in the end? .