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I wonder if fire damage is linear though. For example, 1% higher temperatures or 1% less moisture or 1% higher wind might produce more than 1% additional fire
by everdev 7y ago
I wonder if fire damage is linear though.
For example, 1% higher temperatures or 1% less moisture or 1% higher wind might produce more than 1% additional fire damage when one occurs.
There might be a reinforcement effect where a slight change in fire conditions produces much more damage when compounded over the range of the fire.
I'm not sure we know the variables well enough to know the exact amount though.
- danielharan 7y agoThunderstorms and fire tornadoes say your theory is correct: https://qz.com/1779572/how-australias-massive-bushfires-are-generating-thunderstorms/ https://qz.com/1779572/how-australias-massive-bushfires-are-...
- danielharan 7y agoThat is a completely relevant article, and anyone downvoting this is just willfully ignorant.