A vehicle fire can generate heat upwards of 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit.
The average forest fire sends temperatures rocketing up past 800 degrees Celsius (1,472 degrees Fahrenheit), hot enough to cremate a human or melt a camera.
The heat from a car when it’s on fire may cause the windows to break, but there are examples of car windows melting in the heat of a fire. Wildfires can reach temperatures in the range at which glass can burn.
Can we stop this nonsense now, nutjobs used to get banned from this site, Michael Rivero comes to mind, and there were others. Enough with this D.E.W. nonsense!
In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled MORE EVIDENCE - 2 Miles from Lahaina Fire A Melted Car Surrounded by Gravel! D.E.W. or What? (IMAGES from video and video links), chuck allen wrote: A vehicle fire can generate heat upwards of 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit.
The average forest fire sends temperatures rocketing up past 800 degrees Celsius (1,472 degrees Fahrenheit), hot enough to cremate a human or melt a camera.
The heat from a car when it’s on fire may cause the windows to break, but there are examples of car windows melting in the heat of a fire. Wildfires can reach temperatures in the range at which glass can burn.
Can we stop this nonsense now, nutjobs used to get banned from this site, Michael Rivero comes to mind, and there were others. Enough with this D.E.W. nonsense!
It does not have to be the result of a D.E.W., but the fire cannot be explained by the amount of fuel and type of fuel and distribution of fire and quality (dust) of the remains. I'd like to know what caused this and the Paradise fire. The people of HI are saying investors are swooping in to buy up the land - I think we should be asking questions.
This 'wildfire' was a grass fire and not much fuel at all in a gravel parking lot. The grass was nearby but the gravel surrounding the car did not contain debris yet the car itself still had debris all around it.