Environment
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Storms With Massive 'Fire-Breathing' Clouds in Canada Caused by Wildfires
The British Columbia wildfires are growing so large they can create wild firestorms as heat and fumes rise up the sky from the burning Canada. These firestorms composed of pyrocumulonimbus clouds created by intense heat from the Earth's surface was believed to generate its own weather including dangerous fire tornadoes and create a cycle of ferocious fires.
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