Spokane fires cause ongoing destruction

Recent wildfires in Spokane, Washington, have caused widespread destruction, burning over 10,000 acres and destroying more than 700 structures, forcing around 65,000 people to evacuate. Scientists attribute the increasing frequency and severity of such wildfires to climate change, prolonged fire seasons, and changing environmental conditions, with experts warning that this pattern is likely to continue across the United States. Fire behavior has become more extreme, with larger, faster-moving fires now common, partly driven by hotter, dryer, and windier weather influenced by climate change.

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