Posted by wildfire blog on Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Every year, wildfires emerge in California, it is a cycle of nature, making the way for new avenues of life among the plants and animals. In the past few years, there seems to be an occurrence of wildfires that is severer in intensity than the year before. Some of this might be attributed to climatic condition changes.
This year, is something serious, and might require efforts that are beyond just another wildfire season bumped up in the number of acres that needs to be controlled.
What has been going on for the past couple of days are heat and fires that look like they are from another dimension, with no mercy.
Rolling out high caliber technology, even if from states outside California, might be among solutions.
Major areas affected are Yolo, Lake, and Colusa Counties. The acreage is over 100,000, at minimum, about 135,000 the number a consensus to consider; -- with the amount of heat, the actual acreage that is in danger is larger than that.
Evacuations have been taking place.
