A new possibility is on the agenda regarding the cause of the Palisades Fire that devastated the US city of Los Angeles. Analysis shows that the new fire started very close to the old fire that broke out on New Year’s Eve. This increases the possibility that the fire that broke out on New Year’s Eve was reignited due to the windy weather. The flare-up of previous fires, known as “reignition,” may be the main cause of the country’s most disastrous and deadly wildfires. Old fires can continue to smolder for weeks after they appear to be extinguished, leading to new fires. So why did the US fire start? What caused the fire in Los Angeles, and why can’t it be extinguished? Here are the possible causes of the US fire and the latest situation.
The question of what caused the fire is on the minds of many who lost their homes, while at the same time fueling conspiracy theories on the internet.
Determining the origins of the fires is the most important agenda item, with speculations ranging from falling electrical equipment to arson.
Analysis shows that the new fire started very close to the old fire that started on New Year’s Eve, raising the possibility that the fire that started on New Year’s Eve was reignited because of windy weather.
The flare-up of previous fires, known as “reignition,” can be the root cause of the country’s most devastating and deadly wildfires.
A fire can smolder underground or in the wood, almost unnoticed.
“It’s certainly possible that something from the previous fire could reignite and cause a fire within a week,” fire scientist Michael Gollner said. he said.
