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California’s ‘Apple Fire’ increases temperatures

The fire in the US California forests is spreading fast. It is named ‘Apple Fire’. By Sunday, it had engulfed an area of ​​20 thousand acres. Due to this, the temperature is increasing in many areas. The fire department has ordered people to move to a safer place. So far 8 thousand people have left home. It has a greater impact on the southern part of California.

The team of the Fire Department is engaged in overcoming the fire. More than 1300 fire fighters have been engaged in this work. Helicopters and water dumping planes are being used to extinguish the fire. Fire fighters have been facing difficulties in extinguishing it due to the spread on the hills.

Danger of fire and flare from strong wind

The Isaias cyclone caused heavy rain on Sunday in Florida, USA. The Meteorological Department has said that its speed is still less than before. However, it is likely to intensify. If it moves towards California, there is a risk of fire due to the strong wind. The meteorological department is monitoring it and is in touch with the fire department.

Forest fires common in California during Summers

California is warmer than other areas of the US. This is the reason that forests often catch fire here during the summer season. This cycle continues till the arrival of the rainy season. However, fire incidents have increased in the last few years. Residential areas have increased near forests in California. In such a case, the damage is more due to fire. In view of this, the Fire Department has also identified some areas where the risk of fire is high.

The biggest fire of 85 years was in 2019

In 2019, the wildest fire of 85 years was in the forests of California, USA. More than 31 people had died due to this. Hundreds of people had gone missing. It was the largest fire in the California wilderness since the 1933 fire in Griffith Park, Los Angeles. This caused a fire in an area of ​​about 83 thousand acres. About 3 lakh people had to leave their homes and move to other cities.

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