What caused the fire in California?

Fires in California are mainly caused by high temperature weather. Your understanding of high temperature weather is only close to 40℃, but you should know that the high temperature encountered in the western United States in recent days has directly reached 45℃ or even 52℃ in some extreme areas, and there are a lot of water molecules in this air humidity, which makes the whole person feel like being in a sauna and in a very sultry state.

The frequent occurrence of forest wildfires is due to the high temperature in recent days. I'll tell you how serious the dangerous heat wave is in the southwestern United States, such as Death Valley, which is known as one of the hottest places on earth. Today, the highest temperature has reached 52.8℃, so it's really possible to stir-fry or even stir-fry. Secondly, Phoenix set a record high temperature in history this summer. It has reached 46. 1℃ and the temperature in Las Vegas has soared to 75℃, so you can imagine that the whole country of the United States is now on a big steamer, and these southwest areas are in the most angry areas, so forest wildfires can also occur at the same time during this period.

During this period, due to the hot weather, dry air created conditions for wildfires in Southern California. Once these wildfires start to spread, it's really endless. Even if many firefighters are needed, it is almost impossible to control the fire immediately. At the same time, the wildfire in Los Angeles County directly expanded the area to 65438+100000 acres in less than 4 hours. Imagine how dry and hot the weather was. In this hot weather, it also adds a lot of inconvenience to firefighters to carry out fire fighting operations.

Therefore, in this situation where fire is very easy to happen, we must avoid man-made fire, otherwise it would be unfair. Secondly, we should try our best to install smoke alarms in some forests so as to put out fires as soon as possible.