- Fire in Verkhoyansk: Fierce fire in Russia’s Varkhoyansk town, rising temperature creates chaos
- The sight of a fierce fire in the forests, seen from space, the sky blackened with smoke
- new Delhi. Improper use of natural resources has increased the risk of Global Warming. With the melting of the glacier, the fire incidence in the forests has also increased. Who can forget the devastation caused by the Australia Fire in January. Meanwhile, one of the coldest areas in the world, ie Fire in Verkhoyansk, Russia is also seeing a terrible scene. According to scientists, the mercury, which lived up to minus 67, has now risen to 38 degrees Celsius. The land here has started heating up. Due to this, fearful flames of fire are rising from the forest burnt, which are spreading for many kilometers.
- Also Read: The government is engaged in reviewing trade agreements to reduce Chinese goods, goods also come through other countriesThis place is located in the eastern area of Siberia. The temperature here is always very low. Once, the mercury of this region had dropped to minus 68 degrees Celsius. But these days the temperature here is so hot that fire is coming out from the ground. June 20 recorded the warmest day of history here. The mercury was then 38 ° C. A map has been released in this regard. In which the land of other areas including Siberia in the Arctic region is seen warming. Gavin Smit, director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, said that such an increase in temperature in this region of the Arctic is a danger bell.
Gavin Smit said that according to data from the last 100 years, the average rise in temperature in this area was 3 degrees Celsius, but the sudden rise of so much heat is pointing towards a catastrophe. He has depicted heat in red on the map. He says that the areas where more red color means more heat is expected. Ascending mercury has caught fire in the forests of Varkhoyansk. It is spread over an area of more than 10.3 thousand hectares. About 1768 cubic meters of larch trees have been burnt. The smoke emanating from this is enveloping the whole sky, which can also be seen from space.
