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What causes winds in the atmosphere?
Energy from the Sun causes wind.
What were the causes of the somerset floods?
The causes of the Somerset floods is global warming.
What causes causes the convection cell to turn up?
It is bumping into the lihosphere
What motion causes normal fault?
a pulling motion causes a normal fault
What disease is caused by protozoan?
it mainly causes malaria
When did Yorba Linda Firestorms happen?
Yorba Linda Firestorms happened in 2008.
How do firestorms form?
the land gets dry
What are the release dates for The Imploders - 2009 Widow Makers and Firestorms 1-2?
The Imploders - 2009 Widow Makers and Firestorms 1-2 was released on: USA: 6 May 2010
Are most tornadoes caused by firestorms?
No. Tornadoes are caused by thunderstorms. Intense fires can create vortices called firewhirls but these are not considered tornadoes.
How is nuclear winter created?
Large numbers of high yield nuclear weapons are detonated.This ignites enormous firestorms in many forests.Soot from these firestorms rises into Stratosphere, where it stays for months to years, blocking out sunlight all over the world.Without sunlight the earth cools dramatically.Result: a winter that might last many years before temperatures rise again.
How do firefighters deal with firestorms in forest areas?
They get far away and wait for it to burn itself out. There is no sense in putting anyone's life at risk to prevent trees from burning.
What are three effects of the nuclear bomb?
blastthermal flashprompt radiationinduced radiationfalloutelectro-magnetic pulse (if ionospheric burst)nuclear winter (if many 1000s of bombs are used causing forest firestorms)
When will the next fire storm occur Australia?
There is no way to predict accurately when a firestorm will occur. However, it is reasonable to expect a firestorm in mid-summer, especially during a period of protracted high temperatures, e.g. a heatwave. Firestorms are more likely to occur after a wet winter, which causes extensive vegetation growth in the early stages of spring, followed by several months of little or no rain, and when there has been no rain for some time after that. This causes the new-growth vegetation to dry out, making the tinder-dry countryside very, very easily ignited by lightning, accident or arsonists.
What did the highest number of casualties in Japan result from in World War 2?
There is some question as to whether it was the starvation and associated disease, the conventional bombing of industry in major cities and the associated firestorms that destroyed so many of the residences, or the nuclear devices dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
How big can fires get?
There are events known as firestorms, where a fire becomes so large that it creates winds that make the fire larger yet. Such as fire can consume a large city, and have flames over 1000 ft high. Normally associated with wartime aerial bombing.
What weapon did British use to to strike fear in the Germans?
Lancaster heavy bombers created firestorms in German cities with concentrated incendiary bombs. These bombing attacks caused significant loss of life. Additionally, the British Spitfires and Hurricane fighters were a potent weapon in the Battle of Britain.
What is the nuclear winter?
Dramatic cooling of much of the earth expected when a major nuclear war causes firestorms injecting large amounts of soot high in the stratosphere, where it can stay for decades. This soot shades the earth from sunlight making it dark and cold 24 hours a day until the soot eventually falls back to the lower atmosphere an rains out. If this dark cold period did last for decades it would stop most food production and modern life would become effectively impossible, even ignoring the damage due to the war.
