why do forest fires occur more frequently during summers
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Forest fires occur more frequently during summers because the heat of the sun ignites the dry leaves,and the twigs. Then the fires spread through the woods which leads to massive forest fires
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forest fires occur more frequently during summer because of two main reason:-
1 -high temperature
2-dry Trees
when wind flow fast the friction takes place between two or more trees
1 -high temperature
2-dry Trees
when wind flow fast the friction takes place between two or more trees
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During summer , the leaves and twigs dry up . Even if a ciggarette is thrown , the dry leaves and twigs catch fire easily and spread it causing forest fires.
so you want to say forest fire ocuor because someone smoke sigarets in forest
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