It is not even summertime, but already the United Kingdom has seen a significant number of wildfires.
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The eastern part of the fire was active overnight, expanding the burned area to 76,000 acres.
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The blaze is the largest in Arizona this year and the largest in the United States right now.
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The VIIRS instrument on the Suomi NPP satellite tracked the growth of the fire between August 20 and September 4.
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An expansive, destructive wildfire north of Los Angeles is visible from space by day and night.
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Burning in the northeast corner of Yosemite National Park, the Rim Fire ranks among the largest in California history.
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At 369 square miles in size, the Rim Fire is the largest in the United States in 2013.
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A wildfire in Fresno County, California has burned more than 28,000 acres.
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Satellites detect fires that are not necessarily being reported. Scientists are taking note and compiling global views of fire behavior and evolution.
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The reality of science, statistics, and satellites is that a deep understanding of the causes, effects, and severity of a fire season takes time.
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Satellites have detected an increase in fire activity early in the 2019 dry season in the southern Amazon.
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The satellite-based atlas includes information about more than 13 million fires.
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A wildfire burning in Los Padres National Park charred more than 500 acres—including the home of Big Sur’s fire chief.
Fire is ubiquitous, both a tool and a destructive force. Like plants, fire grows and wanes in seasons.