Summary:
- Climate change is causing wildfires to burn more intensely and for longer periods, even through the night.
- Traditionally, wildfires would die down at night due to cooler temperatures and higher humidity. However, the effects of climate change, such as hotter and drier conditions, are keeping the fires burning around the clock.
- This has significant impacts on firefighting efforts and the ability to control the spread of wildfires, as well as the risks to nearby communities and ecosystems.