nd can catch fire. Consider also the heat in the summer months. All that burned wood could become fuel for the fires? How do experts know? Well those in OregonHurricanes and Wild Fires; what do they have in common? Sure they are both natural disasters although about half of the wildfires are started deliberately by arsonists or accidentally by carelessness. Just drive down any freeway in a hot region and see the dried brush that has been burnt from obviously flicking of cigarette butts out the window?

But most wild fires are started from lightning strikes in many regions and that is definitely weather related indeed. What else do wild fires and hurricanes have in common? Well consider if you will that when storm surges come and wipe out all the trees, lots of dead wood remains and can catch fire. Consider also the heat in the summer months. All that burned wood could become fuel for the fires? How do experts know? Well those in Oregon

rsonists or accidentally by carelessness. Just drive down any freeway in a hot region and see the dried brush that has been burnt from obviously flicking of cigarette butts out the window?

But most wild fires are started from lightning strikes in many regions and that is definitely weather related indeed. What else do wild fires and hurricanes have in common? Well consider if you will that when storm surges come and wipe out all the trees, lots of dead wood remains and can catch fire. Consider also the heat in the summer months. All that burned wood could become fuel for the fires? How do experts know? Well those in Oregon

garette butts out the window?

But most wild fires are started from lightning strikes in many regions and that is definitely weather related indeed. What else do wild fires and hurricanes have in common? Well consider if you will that when storm surges come and wipe out all the trees, lots of dead wood remains and can catch fire. Consider also the heat in the summer months. All that burned wood could become fuel for the fires? How do experts know? Well those in Oregon

else do wild fires and hurricanes have in common? Well consider if you will that when storm surges come and wipe out all the trees, lots of dead wood remains and can catch fire. Consider also the heat in the summer months. All that burned wood could become fuel for the fires? How do experts know? Well those in Oregonnd can catch fire. Consider also the heat in the summer months. All that burned wood could become fuel for the fires? How do experts know? Well those in Oregon know all to well that if the underbrush is not kept under 20 tons an acre the fires tend to burn really hot and are extremely hard to put out.

In fact did you know that FEMA and the USDA Forest Service is looking into this problem right now and developing computer modeling to guestimate where these might occur and then concentrate on those areas to clear brush? Makes sense right? Indeed, so consider all this in 2006.