There are several countries that experience the most extreme weather and wild fires. They are Canada, California, Washington, Oregon, Brazil. Manitoba, Canada, and some places in California dreamin are dry, semi arid. Temperature is moderate 60’s and 70’s May/ June in Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦 early summer, and increase in the 80’s to 90’s in August.

Sea surface temperature has increased by 2 degrees Fahrenheit in the Atlantic Ocean. The normal average temperature is around ~ 50 to 55 degrees Fahrenheit, but now is ~70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The Gulf of Mexico is the main driving force to increasing temperature, because there are many exchanges, and many storms developed ( close to the Equator).

Causes of wildfires 🔥 85% of wildfires are caused by human activities (camping, electric wires) and 15% by natural events from increasing temperatures and lightning during stormy weather. There are 154 National Forests in the United States, but many of them are suffering from severe weather conditions, which have disrupted the supply chain nationwide. Climate change is menacingly affecting many large areas that are dry during the summer months.

North Atlantic tundra regions is very delicate, the ice cap is a desert of ice that receives only 10% of rain annually. The largest forest in Russia 🇷🇺 is the only forest that is remained to maintain and balance the hydrological system. Rising temperature has caused frequent extreme Arctic blast in the Atlantic region last winter. This dry summer lightening sparks wildfires in large forests.

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