Southern Europe in flames: The current situation and its causes in detail
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On average, fires caused by humans spread almost twice as fast as those caused by lightning strikes: One study found about 1.83 kilometres of spread per day for man-made fires. Seven interesting facts about forest fires In extremely strong fires, so-called fire vortices can form – small, fire-filled tornadoes that can reach temperatures of up to 1090 degrees Celsius.
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On average, fires caused by humans spread almost twice as fast as those caused by lightning strikes: One study found about 1.83 kilometres of spread per day for man-made fires.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Seven interesting facts about forest fires In extremely strong fires, so-called fire vortices can form – small, fire-filled tornadoes that can reach temperatures of up to 1090 degrees Celsius.
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