Yes, NH has hundreds of wildfires every year - mostly small.
Some of the largest wildfires in state history were in the 1940s, some fueled by debris left by the 1938 hurricane.
The worst fire seasons were 1941 (27,000 acres in Marlowe/Stoddard) and 1947 when 20,000 acres burned, starting in Sunapee, NH.
A network of fire lookout towers was created in the early 1900s and staffed during periods of high fire risk, hoping to detect fires earlier. Only 16 of them remain in use after 1992.
No, its a fictional tow.
Yes, natural disasters such as wildfires, droughts, tornadoes, and flooding can occur in temperate grasslands. These ecosystems are vulnerable to extreme weather events like droughts which can reduce food supplies for animals, and wildfires that can destroy vegetation and habitats.
No, I have not experienced a sinkhole in my backyard.
No, no one in my family has ever experienced a black snake bite.
Yes, I have experienced benching by myself.
No, I have not experienced being scammed by Fanduel.
No, I have not experienced a cat attacking my leg.
I have not experienced a death shower.
No, I have never experienced the sensation of a ball in my eye.
Yes, I have experienced light switches shocking me.
No, I have never experienced a goldfish bump on my head.
No, I have never experienced getting stuck in a sink.