An explosive California wildfire looked like a bomb went off from space – here’s what’s happening
Pyrocumulus clouds form over intense heat sources, like raging wildfires or volcano eruptions. The air above such intense heat is quickly and chaotically forced to rise, which cools and condenses the air’s moisture, forming clouds.
‘Fire clouds’ blanket skies as 3 wildfires rage in Southern California. What are they?
Massive smoke plumes from three wildfires raging simultaneously across four Southern California counties can be seen blanketing the skies from space. A video shared by the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere on X, formerly known as Twitter, shows smoke billowing from three separate fires: the Line, Bridge and Airport fires.
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