Sentence examples for wildfires out from inspiring English sources

Risks are also present in the smoke from raging wildfires out West, triggered by high heat, dry conditions and bark beetle devastation.

As the dry season continues, the plants and soil continue to lose water, and the forest dries out until wildfires break out in December and increase in number in January.

Now, with Appalachia's wildfires fizzling out, fire scientists and fire managers are figuring out what they can learn from the conflagrations.

At least four other wildfires broke out across the country, including one north of the capital.

With wildfires snuffed out for much of the last century, many Boundary Waters jack pine forests are teetering in senescence.

In May 2016 wildfires broke out in the region, spreading into the heart of the city and forcing the evacuation of the entire city and several surrounding communities.

Demography and nature collided in Colorado this spring when wildfires broke out in the Rockies, where a drought meant there was little snowpack to provide moisture.

Entire homes were filled to the roof with mud then after wildfires wiped out most of the trees in the neighboring mountains, leaving the area north of Los Angeles vulnerable to major mudslides.

When the wildfires broke out, stoked by the hottest weather here since record-keeping began, more than 130 years, ago, officials and the Russian news media reported that firefighters had discovered access roads to the forests were overgrown and in poor repair, ponds intended to provide water for refilling their tanks were filled with sludge and their fire trucks were frequently broken down.

In the Angeles National Forest above Duarte and Azusa, fresh wildfires broke out with evacuation ordered for some neighborhoods.

Follow JamIn Lee Curtis Taete oNovember 2016