Snowstorms continue in several US states while California witnesses the hell of fires

Arab Weather - According to the latest outputs of computer simulations, Arab Weather experts said that the United States is on a date with the continued rush of polar air masses of very cold origin at different angles of descent, resulting in the formation of deep depressions that bring heavy rain and heavy snow to many states, coinciding with the continuation of California fires.

Storm impacts several US states, heavy snow paralyzes traffic

Very cold air is increasingly rushing from the Arctic towards North America. As the polar winds cross the waters of the northeastern oceans and the cold air interacts with the warm and humid atmospheric systems in the ocean, deep depressions are formed, developing into a strong storm with low atmospheric pressure values.

The storms, especially in the western and eastern United States, are accompanied by large cold air fronts that lead to strong winds and very high waves, with heavy rain and heavy snowfall in many areas, including northern California, Oregon and Washington. Temperatures are expected to drop below zero in several areas, where the weather is very cold.

Snowstorms continue in several US states while California witnesses the hell of fires

Meanwhile, California fires continue to spread widely across the western United States, leading to the evacuation of about 300,000 people after their facilities were damaged or approached by fires. According to the latest reports, the death toll in the state has risen to 24 people, and the fires have burned more than 43,000 acres and destroyed more than 12,000 buildings. According to initial estimates issued by AccuWeather, losses are expected to range between $135 billion and $150 billion.

California suffers from ongoing forest fires, which have become a recurring phenomenon that threatens both environmental and human life. This phenomenon is attributed to several natural and human factors, as California is characterized by climatic and geographical conditions that contribute to the exacerbation of this problem compared to the rest of the American states.

And God knows best.