It depends.
If the wind is strong enough and the fire is small enough, for example a small camp fire, the wind could possibly extinguish the fire. Especially if the wind contains moisture.
However larger fires and fires with accelerants such as fuels will likely be worsened by the wind. In this case the wind is feeding the fire more oxygen.
With huge-scale fires, such as forest fires, the wind is your worst enemy. The wind will blow the fire in different directions, spreading it. And the wind will blow heavy smoke around, making visibility difficult for the rescuers and breathing difficult for those trapped within the fire.
So it depends on the fire type, size and whether there is any moisture in the wind.
Extinguish means "put out", so a fire extinguisher puts out fire.
wind
Actually, it won't. It will make the fire bigger by spreading it.
Yes..Wind can control fire..Blow it out, make it change direction, bring rain to put it out.
you put it on fire just like you did or do on Fire Mountain except on Fire Mt. you freeze the fire with your ice and fire arrows and you put the ice on fire .
A shift in the wind direction and a favorable drizzle.
If a fire breaks out in front of your boat, put the stern into the wind.
If the wind is strong enough it can blow out the fire, but that is typically not the case for light winds. In a fire you have combustible material giving off flammable vapors and the wind just blows the flame from one piece of fuel to another.
By Mother Nature with a change of wind direction and a drizzle.
fire grows with wind
Fire in the Wind was created in 1977.
No ..Fire Is Way Stronger Then Wind