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> They are calling a wildfire an "extreme weather event" If one ignore the winds, and the californian drought, then sure.
by KaiserPro 1y ago
> They are calling a wildfire an "extreme weather event"
If one ignore the winds, and the californian drought, then sure.
- jandrewrogers 1y agoIn fairness, the winds and droughts have been a documented feature of that area for thousands of years and for as long as Europeans have been there. While it may be extreme, it is also normal for that region.
- KaiserPro 1y agodry isn't the same as droughts,....
- happyopossum 1y agoThere is nothing “extreme” about those things in Southern California. Those factors have existed as long as there have been people there, and neither condition this year was a statistical outlier.