@RyanVoutilainen It's been one of the flattest summers for the Juan de Fuca in decades. We finally got a little pulse on Wed/Thurs. My daughter was off the island and missed it, happens every time she goes. Next time I'm starving for a wave I'm sending her on an errand to the mainland.
@WhidbeyWXGuy Why are people so down on wildfires? They're just as interesting as other weather related events.
Doesn't anyone care about the flora and fauna that depend on wildfires to survive?
@RachelNutter2@WhidbeyWXGuy According to archeological evidence that is in fact not true.
Ignition, winds and terrain matter most for fire intensity. Most forests gets dry enough every summer, its abnormal when they stay wet through fire season.
@ophello@WhidbeyWXGuy Archeological evidence says otherwise.
I was 17 when I first worked as a grunt fire fighting in the Okanagan, I have lived and worked in dry forests ever since. You do not need abnormal heat or drought. Normal summer conditions, ignition and perfect winds is all that's required.
@ClownWorld Some people walk around looking for a reason to act out this way. There aren't many beaches on the planet where that little fire was a genuine risk. Judging by his sweater and pants, that aint one of them.