The phrase "autumn fire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the vibrant colors of leaves during the autumn season or evoke a sense of warmth and coziness associated with fall.
Example: "The trees were ablaze with autumn fire, painting the landscape in shades of red and gold."
Alternatives: "fall blaze" or "autumn glow".
Many communities are still devastated from the autumn fires.
The application of fixed regimes (e.g. autumn fires at 15-year intervals) is likely to repeatedly promote good recruitment of only a subset of the local community, resulting in species-impoverishment.
The south-east of Australia has experienced record high temperatures this year during an unseasonably dry and hot autumn, prompting fire bans and warnings from authorities.
It must be autumn - Martinez has fired up the body warmer.
It was not a mirage, that glorious season, those kaleidoscopic characters, catching fire in autumn.
"Hunger Games: Catching Fire"—this autumn's Hollywood blockbuster, in which a totalitarian regime sacrifices its young for the entertainment of the masses was, to general astonishment, screened in Chinese cinemas.
"If Northern California had received anywhere near the typical amount of autumn precipitation this year... explosive fire behavior & stunning tragedy in #Paradise would almost certainly not have occurred," Swain wrote in a tweet.
The day is suddenly so present that I've lifted my attention from the screen to the perfectly unremarkable but never-to-be-repeated scene I'm surrounded by: an autumn afternoon, the gas fire puttering behind my back, outside the window city slate roofs black from squally rain, wind fidgeting yellow leaves in a silver birch.
His RMI team's autumn 2011 book Reinventing Fire describes business-led pathways for a vibrant U.S. economy that by 2050 needs no oil, coal, or nuclear power to provide clean and resilient energy with superior economics.
