Sentence examples for hazardous fire from inspiring English sources

To the list of weather problems attributed to El Nino this year, add hazardous fire conditions.

This suggests additional treatments, including fire use, would be necessary to maintain low hazardous fire potential.

The same climate conditions that underlie droughts – early snowmelt and hot summertime temperatures, for example – also underlie hazardous fire seasons.

Modeling results demonstrate reductions in the hazardous fire potential across much of the treated landscape, relative to the untreated condition.

Although the monsoon pattern sometimes brings beneficial rains to the region, the associated lightning and strong winds can generate hazardous fire weather conditions.

Under the low ingrowth level, which resulted in the highest predictions of canopy base height, hazardous fire potential steadily declined over time for the untreated landscape condition.

It concluded that the panels worked so well that "crew members should not be subjected to hazardous fires".

But their aesthetic and olfactory appeal, and the supposed powers of some to heal, soothe or energize, belie their more hazardous qualities, fire officials said.

The 5S Methodology provides visual cues for safety by highlighting a path of egress, hazardous zones, fire extinguishers, chemical cabinets, and so on.

A brown granular powder found in the mailroom of the Broward County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale was also being tested, but it did not appear to be hazardous, Assistant Fire Chief Stephen McInerny told The Miami Herald.

Under the shroud of heavy smoke that confused the positions and identities of the ships at the head of the line, manoeuvering became hazardous: Atlas fired two broadsides into Impérial as she arrived and then raked the French flagship before her tiller jammed just as Diomède loomed out the smoke.