WF25016A novel fire regime driven by increased lightning activity and lightning ignition efficiency for northwestern Patagonia, Argentina
Northwestern Patagonia, Argentina, is witnessing accelerated changes in fire regimes. Wildfires ignited by lightning have increased 1700% over the last 70 years over four national parks. A combination of increased atmospheric instability and extreme fire weather induced by climate change, is producing unprecedentedly frequent, large and severe naturally-ignited wildfires.
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