In the past two days, the roaring and violent winds swept through many places in northern my country - the cold and warm air going south rear-end. A huge temperate cyclone rapidly generated and developed in northern my country and swept through many places in north China. During the development of this temperate cyclone, strong winds were howling in many places, and North China and other places ushered in the first large-scale sandstorm weather process this year. On March 4, the sandstorm belt on the satellite cloud map was clearly visible. In addition, the violently developing temperate cyclone has also brought significant snowfall to many parts of the Northeast, and heavy snow has flown in some areas.
Just as this powerful temperate cyclone swept across many places in northern my country, on the Korean Peninsula, sandstorm also drifted across the Bohai Sea and the Yellow Sea to the Korean Peninsula. But at the same time, the high-definition visible satellite cloud map on March 4 also captured: On the eastern coast of South Korea, thick smoke rose rapidly in the whistling wind and was drifting towards the Sea of Japan with the wind.
After the thick smoke rose on March 4, fires on the eastern coast of South Korea further developed on March 5, forming obvious fire points in the two regions. An satellite of NASA (NASA) can be seen in space. Two thick smoke columns are floating into the Sea of Japan with the wind, approaching the coast of the Japanese Sea on the side of Honshu Island, Japan. Thick smoke like
is a proof of the violent wildfires on the eastern coast of South Korea. According to South Korean media reports, starting from March 4, wildfires occurred in several mountainous areas on the east coast of South Korea. By Saturday, not only did the fire burn out thick smoke visible in space, but the fire even approached the local nuclear power plant, causing concerns from many people.
One of the reasons for this fierce fire is the violent turbulent weather situation in East Asia these days. Under the pull of temperate cyclone, not only strong winds roar in many places in northern my country, but the northwest wind also roared into the Korean Peninsula. When the northwest wind crosses the mountainous areas of the Korean Peninsula and reaches the east coast of South Korea, it has a significant sinking effect of increasing temperature and reducing humidity. Monitoring data from local meteorological stations showed that the relative humidity in the region was once as low as 5%, and extremely dry and warm winds and oil-rich coniferous forest litter promoted the rapid spread of the fire.
htmlOn the afternoon of December 6, the fire on the east coast of South Korea has not yet been extinguished, and it can still be seen on the HD visible satellite cloud map. This afternoon, thick smoke is rolling on many places on the east coast of South Korea, and several smoke columns are still rising from the east coast, which means that wildfires in many places are still continuing. Then some netizens are going to ask, will such a fire affect the global weather?
For South Korea, the scale of such wildfires is actually quite amazing. According to Yonhap News Agency on March 6, as of 11 a.m. local time on the 6th, the forest fire in many places in eastern South Korea has caused more than 14,000 hectares of forest to be burned. The South Korean Fire Department once issued the highest-level fire insurance warning nationwide, and 44 helicopters and 4,000 people were still involved in extinguishing the fire on March 6. But as far as East Asia is concerned, the scale of wildfires in South Korea is actually very small, and the impact of such a scale on the weather is minimal.
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