Firenadoes Emerge Amid Kansas and Oklahoma Wildfires
• Firenadoes have been observed amidst wildfires in Kansas and Oklahoma, a rare and dangerous meteorological phenomenon.
• The National Weather Service warns of critical fire weather conditions due to warm, dry, and windy weather.
• Wildfires have burned over 145,000 acres, forcing evacuations, and are exacerbated by wind gusts up to 70 mph.
Wildfires cause firenadoes in Kansas and Oklahoma
The wildfires raging in Kansas and Oklahoma have led to the emergence of firenadoes, a rare meteorological phenomenon that occurs when intense heat and gases from a fire meet turbulent, spinning air.
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