Sentence examples for more extreme fires from inspiring English sources

"Australians stand exposed to more extreme fires, floods, storms, and they risk losing their jobs and livelihoods because of global warming.

The result is a drier, more flammable landscape, with larger and more extreme fires as the legacy fuels from a cooler, wetter era are consumed alongside the newer sources.

A 2011 study concluded that climate change would trigger more extreme fires around Yellowstone National Park in the coming decades.

That combination is leading to more extreme fires like the one ravaging Fort McMurray now, he said.

But then, just about everyone who didn't like the Fire last year was accused by the more extreme Fire fans of being an Apple cultist.

The climate is getting drier and we are experiencing more extreme fire days than we might have 15 or 20 years ago.

Changing weather patterns will bring floods to some areas and more severe droughts to others, a longer and more extreme fire season, and changes to agricultural production, all of which are direct threats to human health.

As climate change continues to tighten its grip, leading to more extreme weather, from fires to floods, it's likely many towns and cities may have to follow in Kiruna's footsteps.

Assistant police commissioner Alan Clarke said mandatory evacuation orders would be enforced in some areas, describing the risk as "far more extreme" than in past fires.

It warned that "when fire occurs in more extreme weather conditions, there is the potential for the fire to be far more intense and difficult to control".

Also, although our simulated fire regimes bracketed a wide range of fire rotations, future fire regimes may be more extreme than modeled here (e.g., Barbero et al. 2015).