Sentences with phrase «fire season resulted»
In Nevada's Reno / Sparks area alone, the 2008 fire season resulted in almost $ 2 million in hospital costs from wildfires within a 350 - mile radius.
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The Giants, meanwhile, will almost certainly need Beckham if they are to rebound quickly from what was a disastrous 2017 season in which the team went 3 - 13, resulting in both head coach Ben McAdoo and general manager Jerry Reese getting fired.
i can not see how making offers with a three day time limit would result in us signing any top players and at the moment vardy is a top player, this season he has broken the PL record for scoring in consecutive games and his 24 goals have fired leicester to the PL title, and that is why we want to sign him.
Defensive coordinator Ken Norton Jr. was fired during the season for producing roughly the same results from the year before, though whatever drop - off there was is explainable by being less fortunate with takeaways (14 after getting 30 last season) and injuries.
Leeds head coach Thomas Christiansen will be hopeful that Chris Wood, last season's Championship top goalscorer with 27 goals can fire Leeds to a result.
But taking into consideration all the results thus far this season makes me hesitate; we were firing on all cylinders for one game, so let's not put ourselves on the pedestal.
Petrino is fired by Arkansas after the 2011 season following the events resulting from the motorcycle crash, which included the coach lying to athletic director Jeff Long and the revelation that Petrino had paid his mistress $ 20,000.
Admittedly we are lower in the league than we should be, but to fire a manager who has consistently performed for seventeen years due to half a season of under par results surrounded by exceptional circumstances is madness.
It resulted in Pau getting booed night in and night out in Memphis and eventually a fire sale trade in the middle of a losing season.
Unless Arsen is fired before next season start my prediction is even poorer result no matter the signings.
Dejan Lovren has come under fire on several occasions this season and another high - profile blunder that resulted in a late Wayne Rooney penalty cost his side three points in the Merseyside derby.
On if the improvement of power supply in the country is as a result of raining season or improvement on the part of Discos, Fashola said, «what is interesting is that for the first time in a long time, our gas fired plants and our hydro power plants driven by water have converged together, and when you factor that to the improvement that the Gencos investors have made into their plants and are still making, it explains the improved power supply that you have.»
The result comes at a time when the United States is battling a severe fire season.
We show that fire weather seasons have lengthened across 29.6 million km2 (25.3 %) of the Earth's vegetated surface, resulting in an 18.7 % increase in global mean fire weather season length.
In addition, our results show significant fire weather season lengthening throughout much of the Eastern US Coastal Plains.
Our results extend these findings by demonstrating that areas with the most significant change in fire weather season length occur where not only temperature but also changes in humidity, length of rain - free intervals and wind speeds are most pronounced.
This results in a longer and more severe fire season.
An increase in fire risk (i.e., probability of occurrence)-- including an increase in size and possible frequency and / or severity (i.e., tree mortality)-- is expected in the coming century as a result of a) prolonged fire seasons due to increased temperatures, and b) increased fuel loads from past fire suppression.
In the spring of 1938, an unprecedented dry spell resulted in one of the worst forest fire seasons ever seen in British Columbia.
We show that fire weather seasons have lengthened across 29.6 million km2 (25.3 %) of the Earth's vegetated surface, resulting in an 18.7 % increase in global mean fire weather season length.
IF I understand the slow thermal inertia of the climate system correctly, the California fires, this hurricane season, and other extreme weather we have seen in the past few years, all those things that have been exacerbated by climate change are the result of GHG put into the air 30 - 50 years ago.
The 2015 drought conditions and lack of snowpack led to a historically severe wildfire season with more than 1.6 million acres burned across Oregon and Washington, resulting in more than $ 560 million in fire suppression costs.
The result is a slow start to the fire season in the Sierra Nevada, mostly managed by the United States Forest Service: just 2,576 acres of federal lands had burned by June 3.
An especially dry period from July to October in Indonesia, a result of the 2015 - 16 El Niño, contributed to a severe fire season and significant carbon and pollution emissions.
During the fire season, smoke results in a cooling of 7 W per square metre over the southeast Atlantic.
Their results show that the fire season has lengthened by an average of 19 % for a quarter of the global vegetated area.
The results show fire weather season length is significantly correlated with the amount of land scorched by fires each year in all eight countries they analysed: Canada, US, Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, Greece and Latvia.
Fire conditions are dangerous this year as a result of the driest season since records began 130 years ago.