Sentence examples for length of the fire from inspiring English sources

Fires in western forests began increasing in the 1980s in terms of area burned, number of large fires and length of the fire season.

Most scientists agree that higher temperatures are more likely to create drier soil, increase the length of the fire season, and create more dangerous fire conditions.

Fire activity based on density, proximity and fire radiative power of MODIS detected fire events, and annual length of the fire season, at a 5 × 5 km resolution.

It reported that in the West "both the frequency of large wildfires and the length of the fire season have increased substantially in recent decades, due primarily to earlier spring snowmelt and higher spring and summer temperatures".

This isn't a sane fire policy for an era of climate change, which is predicted to cause drier conditions in the Western United States and already has expanded the length of the fire season.

These light rains continues through the main rainy season, thus reducing the length of the fire season.

His options were limited, however, because the view from behind was obstructed by a structure that ran the length of the firing line.

Scientists say this increases in the length of fire seasons, the number of fires, the time needed to put out fires, and the size of the burned area.

Wildfire is the largest disturbance affecting peatlands, with northern peat reserves expected to become more vulnerable to wildfire as climate change enhances the length and severity of the fire season.

Schools can change the length of the school day, fire bad teachers and spend their money as they wish.

The degree of wildfire smoke exposure to an individual is dependent on the length, severity, duration, and proximity of the fire.