Canadian wild flame smoke kicks on Europe

Smoke fire from burning wild fires in Canada exploded along the Atlantic Ocean, this week shows the more expected, satellite data.

The first plum was hit in the Mediterranean region on May 18 and the European Copernic Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) expected to reach Europe in more northwestern Europe on June 1.

Great, external fires continue to be angry with BC, forces More than 17,000 people fleeing their homes in Manitobaand including thousands in other provinces Alberta and Saskatchewan.

A large scientist from the CAMS Mark Parrington said that the long-range of smoke plumber “The scale of fires and effects in Manitoba and Saskatchevan.”

If the smoke is expected to cause the Hazy heaven and red-orange sun in Europe, it is not expected to seriously affect the surface quality there because it is higher than the ground.

In addition to leading Europe to the east, the smoke from wild fires from the southeast to the next Canadian parts and in the upper Midwest in the United States., “Dangerous” air quality in some areas.

This year’s wildfires burned 2.1 million hectares, According to the Canadian Wildland Fire Information System. The threat of fire is extremely in most parts of the areas where wild, dry and windy conditions are wild thanks to warm, dry and windy conditions The weather conditions are more and more intense due to climate change caused by.

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The wild chapter between the prairies is still a starting start, which is now dangerous and fast. Meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe explains how excess heat and grumpy winds have created a perfect storm to grow fire – it does not rain in the eyes.

Fires also produce a large number of climatic warming emissions: Cams this year this year, the Canadian Wild Fuel came out of 56 megoated carbon carbon.