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Firefighters battle grassfire along Australian roadside with eucalyptus trees in dry landscape
✓ Google TrendsPlanet & Environment

El Niño and flash droughts set Australia's fire risk soaring this summer

Flash droughts, rapid moisture loss acting like giant hair dryers, will amplify fire danger when combined with El Niño this Australian summer.

Why it mattersAustralia's fire seasons are becoming harder to predict and faster to ignite. This means emergency services and families have less time to prepare.

AustraliaAustralians face a summer of elevated fire risk as El Niño combines with flash drought conditions, particularly in eastern Australia where recent wet winters offer less protection than they used to.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 d ago

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