Why does forest fires occur during summer?
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During hot summers, the hot air blows which increase the friction between the dry leaves and trees and thus lead to fire as they rub against each other.
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During hot summers, the hot air blows which increase the friction between the dry leaves and trees and thus lead to fire as they rub against each other.
Hope it helps.✌✌
keep always smiling☺☺
MAB if it helps
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During hot summers, the hot air blows which increase the friction between the dry leaves and trees and thus lead to fire as they rub against each other. Hope it helps. Cheers! ignition temperature of dry leaves is very low, hence during hot summer dry leaves catches fire easily, resulting in forest fire.
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