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   From: paul.aubrin@invalid.org   
      
   Le 24/09/2024 à 07:50, 186282@ud0s4.net a écrit :   
   >> September is the rainy season in Colombia, with a storm almost every   
   >> afternoon.   
   >> 186282 should read the IPCC report. He would learn that "fire weather"   
   >> has not yet emerged, and is not expected to emerge event with   
   >> "impossible" scenarios (RCP8.5 for example).   
   >   
   >    Yet there ARE massive fires ... and generally in S.America,   
   >    not just Columbia.   
      
   South America has many different climates. In the carribean coast (not   
   in Colombia only), the month of September is a rainy season with a storm   
   every afternoon and has always been.   
   Dry accumulated wood always end burning, especially near cities because   
   many potential arsonists live there. Wood ignites around 270 °C, the   
   temperature of the surrounding atmosphere has no influence.   
      
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