Increasing Synchronicity of Global Extreme Fire Weather
Concurrent extreme fire weather creates favorable conditions for widespread large fires, which can complicate the coordination of fire suppression resources and degrade regional …
Fire Weather Waves Fuel Extreme Fire Activity
Fire weather waves (FWWs), defined as persistent extreme fire weather, can elevate extreme fire danger by sustaining favorable burning conditions over multiple consecutive days. …
Strengthening Fire Preparedness and Coordination: Quantifying the Persistence and Synchronicity of Extreme Fire Weather
Extreme fire weather, characterized by exceptionally dry, warm, and often windy conditions, increases fire danger by enhancing fuel dryness and promoting fire spread. This seminar …
Increasing synchronicity of global extreme fire weather
Concurrent extreme fire weather creates favorable conditions for widespread large fires, which can complicate the coordination of fire suppression resources and degrade regional …