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Australia bushfires affecting weather?

[Deleted User] · 2020-01-20 13:34:29

Given how long they were burning and how extensive they were would those fires have a local effect on the weather? Just wondering how much ground level colder air would be pulled in by all that heat rising rapidly (day and night) and all that particulate in the atmosphere.

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Given how long they were burning and how extensive they were would those fires have a local effect on the weather?

Just wondering how much ground level colder air would be pulled in by all that heat rising rapidly (day and night) and all that particulate in the atmosphere.

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