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Meteorological conditions affecting the Freeman Lake (Idaho) Fire

[Excerpt from text] Measurements of meteorological conditions prevailing during the rapid spread of forest fires are greatly needed so that when their recurrence seems probable, fire weather forecasters may issue warnings of the danger.

Author(s): George M. Jemison

Year Published: 1932

Meteorological factors in the Quartz Creek forest fire

[Excerpted from text] It is not often that a large forest fire occurs conveniently near a weather station specially equipped for measuring forest-fire weather. The 13,000-acre Quartz Creek fire on the Kaniksu National Forest…

Author(s): Harry T. Gisborne

Year Published: 1927

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Meteorological conditions affecting the Freeman Lake (Idaho) Fire

Meteorological factors in the Quartz Creek forest fire

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