Wildfires around the world: Increasing in frequency and intensity?
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XPan
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Many fires broke out within Sicily
Apparently the temperatures reached 45°C / 113°F in Syracusa, a town located at the east coast of Sicily south of Catania. The latter reported 42°C /107.6°F. In the southern Catania region 700 people (or houses) were evacuated, and the airport was closed, my husband tells me through whatever media he is looking (Catania today, local news - he said). Other places in Sicily reported fires, like the Palermo area, and well in the center of Sicily. Usually everything is bone dry this time of the year...
Mountain fires were also reported from mainland Italy (southern most tip) in the Reggio Calabria area.
On (visual light) satellite images I could spot some smoke yesterday evening, but looks pale in comparison to the vast Turkish fires, whose smoke is affecting the entire Easter Mediterranean Sea, going into Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Israel.
Catania city, 30 July 2021
Apparently the temperatures reached 45°C / 113°F in Syracusa, a town located at the east coast of Sicily south of Catania. The latter reported 42°C /107.6°F. In the southern Catania region 700 people (or houses) were evacuated, and the airport was closed, my husband tells me through whatever media he is looking (Catania today, local news - he said). Other places in Sicily reported fires, like the Palermo area, and well in the center of Sicily. Usually everything is bone dry this time of the year...
Mountain fires were also reported from mainland Italy (southern most tip) in the Reggio Calabria area.
On (visual light) satellite images I could spot some smoke yesterday evening, but looks pale in comparison to the vast Turkish fires, whose smoke is affecting the entire Easter Mediterranean Sea, going into Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Israel.
Catania city, 30 July 2021
cholas
Dagobah Resident
Unfortunately NorCal is being hit really hard atm. There are numerous fires burning in our county, many 0% contained. Towns a few miles away are being evacuated.
It would take extraordinary circumstances to bring them to our doorsteps but the smoke is certainly becoming a potential health threat.
We were wondering if this is truly a "natural" event, caused by "lightning" or part of the bigger plan. Agenda 2030 and all... Lots of folks in these parts excersise their Second Amemndment rights. And generally don't buy into the current scheme.
Fwiw, we did have a lightning storm roll through but is that creatable? Maybe it is just another signs-of-the-times?
Even near Sacramento there was a huge fire (3rd photo). From yesterday. The others from today. (First is from McFarland Fire, noon, second from our back porch, Monument Fire, 6pm).
It would take extraordinary circumstances to bring them to our doorsteps but the smoke is certainly becoming a potential health threat.
We were wondering if this is truly a "natural" event, caused by "lightning" or part of the bigger plan. Agenda 2030 and all... Lots of folks in these parts excersise their Second Amemndment rights. And generally don't buy into the current scheme.
Fwiw, we did have a lightning storm roll through but is that creatable? Maybe it is just another signs-of-the-times?
Even near Sacramento there was a huge fire (3rd photo). From yesterday. The others from today. (First is from McFarland Fire, noon, second from our back porch, Monument Fire, 6pm).
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A sign of the times, IMO. Do you remember what day the lighting storm rolled through where you live in Northern California? I'm in Oregon and we had a lightning storm roll through here last Sunday evening (I remember earlier in the day before the storm seeing thunderheads in the distance). It eventually brought rain where I live. Next day Monday was hazier than usual and off and on I'd see planes and helicopters with firefighting buckets fly by. Checked the news and sure enough the thunderstorm from the previous evening ignited a lot of new fires. Noticed just now there's an article on the topic on SOTT:
Hundreds of lightning bolts hit dry Oregon, start 50 new wildfires -- Sott.net
Lightning bolts struck the parched forests of southern Oregon hundreds of times in 24 hours, igniting some 50 new wildfires even as the nation's largest wildfire continued to burn less than 100 miles (161 kilometers) away, officials said on...
www.sott.net
This Turkey fire does not look natural to me:
is it a counterfire?
is it a counterfire?
cholas
Dagobah Resident
Hi Cleo. The Lightning rolled through, heading north into Oregon, on Thursday the 29th I believe. Some of the fires were not discovered until the 30th. Looks like the Cascades east of Roseburg has a few that started at about the same time.A sign of the times, IMO. Do you remember what day the lighting storm rolled through where you live in Northern California? I'm in Oregon and we had a lightning storm roll through here last Sunday evening (I remember earlier in the day before the storm seeing thunderheads in the distance). It eventually brought rain where I live. Next day Monday was hazier than usual and off and on I'd see planes and helicopters with firefighting buckets fly by. Checked the news and sure enough the thunderstorm from the previous evening ignited a lot of new fires. Noticed just now there's an article on the topic on SOTT:
Hundreds of lightning bolts hit dry Oregon, start 50 new wildfires -- Sott.net
Lightning bolts struck the parched forests of southern Oregon hundreds of times in 24 hours, igniting some 50 new wildfires even as the nation's largest wildfire continued to burn less than 100 miles (161 kilometers) away, officials said on...
National Fire Situational Awareness
maps.nwcg.gov
Cope, I think you are correct. Looks like a back-fire/counter-fire to me.
Current data base of fires in the USA (In Scope and Containment)
InciWeb the Incident Information System
inciweb.nwcg.gov
Dixie Fire Nears 500K Acres, Now Second-Largest In California History
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August 8, 2021 9:10 p.m. Snip:
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Shasta-Trinity NF @ShastaTrinityNF
#McFarlandFire Evacuation Order Update 8/9/21 Acres: 32,687 Containment: 26% EVACUATION ORDERS AND WARNINGS:
Effective 6:00 a.m. today, the following Evacuation Order and road closures have been lifted: >>> 8:17 PM · Aug 9, 2021 UCT
An EVACUATION WARNING has been issued for the following areas:
•Community of Wildwood
•Community of Post Mountain near the junction of the 36 and the 3
•Community of Trinity Pines •Community of Platina •
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lilies
The Living Force
Algerian officials launch probe to find arsonists behind 50 ‘horror’ fires as firefighters battle blazes
Problem - Reaction - Solution:
You can't have a nice water crisis without deliberately depleting water reservoirs, then selling same water back to The Sheeple, but now at a high price! Same with GMO seeds destroying farmers.
Those mentioned '3x Bad Day' surprising global changes - the Deep State couldn't foresee - cannot come fast enough!
On a couple occasions I had gut feelings that a good number of similar USA forest fires were started by diligent Deep State agents. Hollywood even gives a clue in the movie Those Who Wish Me Dead, where two MIC-assassins start a forest fire to drive their human targets into a trap.
Problem - Reaction - Solution:
You can't have a nice water crisis without deliberately depleting water reservoirs, then selling same water back to The Sheeple, but now at a high price! Same with GMO seeds destroying farmers.
Those mentioned '3x Bad Day' surprising global changes - the Deep State couldn't foresee - cannot come fast enough!
World map and a summary of recent massive wildfires.
www.aa.com.tr
Now, also Algeria is burning with 42 killed, including 25 soldiers deployed to help firefighters. The government initially blamed the fires on arson.
Wildfires ravaging forestlands in many parts of globe
From North America to Indonesia, world is grappling with massive forest fires - Anadolu Agency
www.aa.com.tr
Now, also Algeria is burning with 42 killed, including 25 soldiers deployed to help firefighters. The government initially blamed the fires on arson.
Ocean
The Living Force
Here you can see the extent of the fires raging across our earth.
Live image as of
11:46 AM
Wednesday, August 11, 2021
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
Live image as of
11:46 AM
Wednesday, August 11, 2021
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
mrtn
Dagobah Resident
The screenshot could be misleading, because all the red dots become very tiny eareas when zoomed in, I tried it for Germany. I also tried unsuccessfully to find information about current wildfires in Germany, I don't know if there are any at the moment, and most of the red spots I zoomed in are located at densely populated or industrial areas, so I'm sceptical to what extend this map actually shows wildfires at all.
AzarHyun
Jedi
a story about the power of prayer ??
tekdeeps.com
"Miracle in Greece! St. David’s Monastery in Evia, untouched by flames larger than 40 meters. The monks remained to put out the fire with the firefighters.
The monastery of St. David on Evia is a place
of numerous healings and spiritual refuge for many people seeking healing and help. This monastery remained intact, after the fire that broke out in the pine forest that surrounds the place, turned everything it encountered into ashes into ashes.
Firefighters say that when the fire reached a meter from the Monastery buildings, it stopped abruptly, “like an all-powerful hand, and returned, like a wounded animal, back to the forest.”
orthochristian.com
Miracle in Greece! St. David's Monastery in Evia, untouched by flames larger than 40 meters. The monks put out the fire with firefighters
Miracle in Greece! St. David's Monastery in Evia, untouched by flames larger than 40 meters. The monks remained to put out the fire with the firefighters.
tekdeeps.com
"Miracle in Greece! St. David’s Monastery in Evia, untouched by flames larger than 40 meters. The monks remained to put out the fire with the firefighters.
The monastery of St. David on Evia is a place
of numerous healings and spiritual refuge for many people seeking healing and help. This monastery remained intact, after the fire that broke out in the pine forest that surrounds the place, turned everything it encountered into ashes into ashes.
Firefighters say that when the fire reached a meter from the Monastery buildings, it stopped abruptly, “like an all-powerful hand, and returned, like a wounded animal, back to the forest.”
Village saved from fire after procession with relics of St. John the Russian (+VIDEOS)
All the inhabitants of Prokopi participated in a procession with the saint’s relics, calling upon him to halt the deadly flames.
XPan
The Living Force
I believe the satellite(s) are mapping heat signatures. (of any source)
When you click on various red dots, sometimes there is a number indicating the probability of such signature. So yes, I am sure there are a lot of wrong heat signatures, which are not forest fires. I am sure there are plenty of other heat sources which are not associated with forest fires.
A sure example are volcanic heat signatures: Etna, Stromboli and Iceland show heat signatures at the center of their activity, and/or at the top of the mountains. So, no forest fires there.