But did so in the hope I may learn something. I live in north British Columbia where we have 4 feet of snow on the ground normally this time of year (Feb) right now we have NONE. Not one bit. It's catastrophic. We've had warmer winters in the last 20 years, this sometimes means more snow (flood risk) or less (it's all been really unstable) but not once have we had none. We need the snow pack to keep the ground moist as long as possible. One lightening strike or individual throwing out a cigarette butt and fire will spread quickly in a dry forest.
This doc has first responders mentioning the increase in control resistant fires in the last 10 years in California, which was good. The focus was on the people escaping and those who tried to help them. In this political climate, just mentioning it tho has drawn the ire of reviewers here. Yes, it was a real skeleton w^f people! The interviews seemed in no way scripted what is wrong with people.
This doc has first responders mentioning the increase in control resistant fires in the last 10 years in California, which was good. The focus was on the people escaping and those who tried to help them. In this political climate, just mentioning it tho has drawn the ire of reviewers here. Yes, it was a real skeleton w^f people! The interviews seemed in no way scripted what is wrong with people.