The head-cooling device failed to slow the rise in gastrointestinal temperature during firefighting activity and, therefore, its use by fire departments for this purpose is not recommended.

Substantial fires can make their own weather – and do it in several ways. The most common weather phenomena wildfires can create include pyrocumulus clouds, fire tornadoes and smoke clouds that ...

As fire season worsens, ... But paradoxically, the most intense wildfires can have the opposite effect on temperatures, cooling Earth’s surface both regionally and globally.

Altering surface textures in 'counterintuitive manner' may lead to cooling efficiency gains. ScienceDaily . Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2013 / 11 / 131112123325.htm ...

Australia’s disastrous 2019-2020 fire season blew so much smoke into the upper atmosphere that it blocked sunlight from reaching Earth’s surface, potentially causing a brief global cooling ...

No buildings were ablaze when the Pleasant Valley Volunteer Fire Department responded to a smoke investigation call near Fairmont last week. The incendiary simmering, instead, was coming from about 40 ...

After a wildfire, forests initially lose less water to the atmosphere, then experience increased water loss for about 30 years before returning to lower, pre-fire levels again. These changes in forest ...

It took about 10 hours to extinguish the fire, but it took several more hours for crews to determine it was safe to bring the workers up. "It's a matter of cooling the area down and ventilating ...

It has to be with a process called radiational cooling which typically occurs at night. During the day the sun is heating the earth and then at night, the heat rises from the surface, cooling the g… ...