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Thursday, September 4, 2025

AET Study: Global Warming Fueled Europe’s Deadly 2025 Wildfires; The Heating Planet at CofA Blog

Iberian Peninsula "heatwave conditions, those really high temperatures are what's driven these fires. They've dried out vegetation and made kind of tinderbox conditions for wildfires"- Sept 4 India TV News English, video & transcript: Link to study at End of Post-

TRANSCRIPT: 0:13 [Music] 0:18 This study looked at the the fire 0:20 conducive weather conditions uh in the 0:22 weeks leading up to the the outbreak of 0:24 these massive wildfires across the 0:26 Iberian Peninsula. So, we know that it's 0:28 been very hot in this area across the 0:30 whole of Spain and Portugal for the 0:32 summer, but in particular, AET have said 0:34 that this coincided with the hottest 0:36 10-day period or the most intense 10-day 0:38 heat wave uh that Spain has ever seen 0:41 and also the longest period of heatwave 0:43 conditions, which was 16 days of 0:44 heatwave conditions. 0:47 [Music] 0:54 [Music] 1:01 [Music] 1:03 And those really high temperatures are 1:05 really what's driven these fires. 1:06 They've dried out the vegetation and 1:08 they've made it um really kind of 1:10 tinderbox conditions for these wildfires 1:12 to take hold. 1:18 [Music] 1:31 [Music] 1:36 And what our study has found is actually 1:38 these kind of temperatures and these 1:40 kind of fire weather conditions are not 1:42 that unusual in the current climate. Um 1:45 we would expect to see similar 1:47 conditions uh similar fire weather 1:49 conditions maybe once every 15 years at 1:51 the moment. Um but without climate 1:53 change, without humancaused climate 1:55 change, these conditions would have been 1:57 really unusual. 2:02 [Music] 2:09 [Music] 2:19 combined fire conditions, including the 2:22 low rainfall, um the high temperatures, 2:24 the low humidity, and the wind. We use a 2:27 kind of compound index that captures all 2:29 of those factors over the last couple of 2:32 months and weeks and days. That's what 2:34 this daily severity rating is. 2:39 Those 2:43 [Music] 2:56 levels of fire severity that we're 2:58 seeing are now about 40 times more 3:00 likely than they would have been without 3:02 humancaused climate change. But the high 3:04 temperatures that we're seeing are 3:07 actually more unusual. uh or sorry 3:09 they're not more unusual. They've been 3:11 uh made much more likely by climate 3:12 change. So the temperatures are also I 3:15 think we found about a one in 13year 3:16 event but without climate change they 3:19 would have been really really rare to be 3:20 that hot for 10 days in a row would have 3:23 been maybe 200 times less likely in a 3:27 pre-industrial climate without 3:28 human-caused warming. 3:34 [Music] 3:47 [Music]

STUDY:

by LCS Diaz2025Cited by 2 — This study developed, calibrated, and validated an integrated surface and groundwater model to study AET in the North Saskatchewan River Basin (NSRB) in ...

AET is influenced by climate, vegetation, soil moisture, and the amount of available water and presents the annual water balance between precipitation and latent heat exchange.

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