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Re: Australian bushfires
Posted: 2020-01-04 20:20:06
Steal this is in a way what I am hearing as well. Once it has died down and the blame game starts, a lot of heads should roll
On 2020-01-04 20:04:13 StaalBurger48 said:
Also spoke to a few friends over there, and apparently, it's not just one thing.
Firebreaks were mentioned, but also a drawn-out drought, scorching temperatures, and yes, even continued human fire starters. Very interesting( and scary) is the fact that the massive fires are creating their own weather patterns, with clouds of smoke developing filled with lightning and burning embers starting new fires as soon as old ones are extinguished.
Steal this is in a way what I am hearing as well. Once it has died down and the blame game starts, a lot of heads should roll
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