Across
- 2. the edge of a fire that spreads fastest
- 5. an intense fire that may generate strong convection currents and violent winds
- 7. the single largest cause of bushfires
- 9. a type of bushfire that burns in grass, low shrubs. They travel at high speed, easy to control
- 11. these accompanied the Black Saturday fires
- 13. changes in wind _______ made fires hard to predict
- 15. this provides oxygen to the fire
- 16. one family of trees that benefit from bushfires
Down
- 1. if these are clear properties are more likely to survive
- 3. _____ do most of the fighting of bushfires
- 4. one way the most prone area to bushfires is going to change due to climate change
- 6. aerially burning fuel blowing ahead of a fire front
- 8. this is low when a bushfire forms
- 9. quadrant of Australia most prone to bushfires
- 10. the cause of some of the worst bushfires
- 12. a warming of the temperature of the Pacific Ocean that causes drier air
- 13. this preceded the Black Saturday Fires
- 14. heat and flames from a surface fire ignite the tops of trees