Sceince. Can you handle it?

Question

A. Why can't the Bureau of Meteorology issue forecasts for more than 7 days in advance?

B. What kind of weather conditions are usually present when the Severe Weather Team issues a fire weather warning?

Answer 1

A. You can't predict weather  no more than 4 days in advance and be almost accurate.

B. Dry and windy weather. If there's little moisture in the air there's no water to keep the fires low and wind can spread fires easily. Even the smallest spark can turn into a large brush fire.

Answer 2

A.  Weather forecasts are only good out to 4-5 days they put forecasts out to 7 days so people can get look at what the weather may be.  Forecasting out after 7 days is  not impossible but can be inaccurate.  Forecasts can change so many times over a short amount of time.  

B Low humidity, persistent dry conditions, warm temps, low dew points.

Wild Fire Information

http://www.nature.org/initiatives/fire/s...

http://www.pdc.org/iweb/wildfire_effects...

Answer 3

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Answer 4

A. Chaos theory! the further into the future the more dynamics you have to consider and the greater the potential for error

B. Really dry over the preceding days /weeks, Dry air and windy conditions!

Answer 5

D: LOL Asfa? I have the same question :0 and here i see you asking yahoo members xD Really made me Shock.