Wildfires devastate Jasper, Alberta and National Park

25,000 evacuated in Canadian Rockies

The town of Jasper, AB and surrounding national park were laid waste by a 328 ft. wall of fire that swept through, melting cars, torching buildings and infrastructure with apocalyptic heat.

Intense heat melted vehicles, torched buildings

As of late July, there are 48 wildfires burning “out of control” around the province of Alberta as the region sees the continuation of annual fire problem that seemingly has no end.

 

Wildfire devastates Japser, Alberta

wildfires melt car in Jasper, AB

Amped up megafires driven by climate-fueled cocktail of conditions.

Alberta has experienced significant wildfires in recent years, reflecting broader trends in increasing wildfire frequency and intensity due to climate change. The causes are warmer temperatures, prolonged droughts, and earlier snowmelt contribute to drier conditions, increasing the likelihood of wildfires.

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Western USA continues to burn as firenado is recorded in California

The cataclysmic Park Fire in Northern California was growing at a rate of 8 sq miles an hour and has burned more than 350,000 acres of land north-east of Chico. Hundreds of fires are out of control in Idaho, Washington and Oregon.

Communities elsewhere in the U.S. West and Canada also were under siege Saturday from fast-moving flames. More than 110 active fires covering 2,800 square miles (7,250 square kilometers) were burning in the U.S. on Friday, according to the National Interagency Fire Center

Firenado recorded amidst devastating wildfires

Summer 2024 brings it

Floods, record breaking cyclones, lethal heat waves and landslides happen simultaneously as the human species sleepwalks into oblivion.

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