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It threatens their plans because if they were going to to go do something like go to a cook out or something and it starts hailing then it screw the plans up because it’s hailing outside.

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The D.C. area will endure some stormy days before being rewarded with pleasant weather for the Labor Day weekend.

The area is under a severe thunderstorm watch until midnight, as the line of storms moves from west to east.

"Thursday will be just as hot as Wedesday was and just as humid, but a more vigorous disturbance will be approaching in advance of a strong cold front, increasing the likelihood for severe storms in the afternoon and evening with heavy rain and damaging winds," Storm Team4 meteorologist Matt Ritter said.

Overnight fog is possible and more muggy conditions are expected Thursday, with high temperatures around 90 and a heat index nearing 100, Storm Team4 meteorologist Lauryn Ricketts said.

The humidity will be dropping throughout the day on Friday, especially in the afternoon and evening. Strong high pressure will build in for the weekend bringing very comfortable weather with seasonable temperatures.

Storm Team4 meteorologist Chuck Bell said once the region beats the heat, there's "a significant, season-changing, cold front" coming Friday, which sets us up for a beautiful holiday weekend.

"Saturday, Sunday and Monday will look fantastic," Bell said. "Afternoon highs around 80° and overnight lows in the 50s to near 60 degrees all three days! That's tough to beat for Labor Day - or any - weekend."

Forecast:

Wednesday: Passing morning showers, midday partly to mostly cloudy. Storms expected after 3 p.m., some strong to severe. Hot and humid. The heat index will make temps in the mid- to upper 80s feel more like the mid to upper 90s.

Overnight: Cloudy with stray showers, muggy with some patchy fog. Temps in the 60s and 70s.

Thursday: Partly to mostly sunny, hot and humid with afternoon storms, some strong. Temperatures in the low 90s and a heat index near 100.

Friday: Isolated storm possible, otherwise more sun with gradually falling humidity in the afternoon. Temperatures in the upper 80s.

The weekend: Sunshine and comfortable. High temperatures around 80, with lows in the low 50s to near 60.

Current conditions:

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Hail, tornado threat precede 'fantastic' Labor Day weekend forecast | WTOP

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The D.C. area will endure some stormy days before being rewarded with pleasant weather for the Labor Day weekend. The area is under a severe thunderstorm watch until midnight, as the line of storms moves from west to east.

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The cause of the Australian wildfires in January were a combination of “deliberately-lit blazes” and natural causes. However it is believed that humans contributed to the death of 15+ people and the destruction of terrain and houses built in the area. The area suffered great loss and a great price to pay for repairs and insurance.

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https://mumbai-cba.weebly.com/ This is a negative  because humans are destroying and polluting their environment

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Air pollution consists of chemicals or particles in the air that can harm the health of humans, animals, and plants. Most air pollution is created by people, taking the form of emissions from factories, cars, planes, or aerosol cans. Second-hand cigarette smoke is also considered air pollution. Air pollution is usually thought of as smoke from large factories or exhaust from vehicles.

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A volcano would be a positive and negative aspect of human environment interaction. On the negative side the lava will burn and destroy anything in its path. On the positive side if it’s close to water or under water it will create new land.

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Wildfires create carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that warm the planet and will continue to warm it in the future. They damage forests that would remove CO2 from the air, and they inject soot into the atmosphere, with complex effects on warming and cooling. In other words it’s a negative.

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Firefighters in California are gaining more ground against relentless wildfires that were sparked by lightning, but the extensive scars on the land left behind can be seen from space.

Cal Fire said Monday that the LNU Lightning Complex fires that have burned 375,209 acres are now 63% contained, while the SCU Lightning Complex fires that have scorched 383,157 acres are 60% contained.

The fires burning in rugged hills north of San Francisco have destroyed more than 1,200 homes and other structures and killed five people since igniting two weeks ago.
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Imagery from NASA's Terra satellite shows burn scars from the two largest blazes in the state.

The red marks depict "fire detections," or pixels in which the sensor and a computer algorithm indicated there was active fire, according to NASA.

In other imagery, burned vegetation appears brown while unburned vegetation still shows as bright green.

After the lightning storms sparked the blazes, more than 1 million acres have burned and seven deaths statewide have been attributed to the blazes.

The LNU Lightning Complex near Santa Rosa and the SCU Lightning Complex near San Jose have grown to become the second and third largest fires by acreage in state history.
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Nearly 2,800 firefighters are battling the blazes in the northern part of the state. They will face a return of hot, dry weather, which could make conditions worse after containment increased.
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The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a fire weather watch for exposed slopes and ridges in interior Del Norte County and the far northeastern end of Humboldt County starting at 5 p.m. Sunday and through 11 a.m. Monday.

"Fuel conditions are near or exceeding critical thresholds over much of our area," the weather service said in a statement.
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Wildfire smoke is also forecast to continue impacting air quality in the northern part of the state.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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California wildfires leave 'extensive' burn scars, containment grows

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Firefighters in California are gaining more ground against relentless wildfires that were sparked by lightning, but the extensive scars on the land left behind can be seen from space. Cal Fire said Monday that the LNU Lightning Complex fires that have burned 375,209 acres are now 63% contained, while the SCU Lightning Complex fires that have scorched 383,157 acres are 60% contained.

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Human/Environment Interaction is how people interact with the environment. People in Spain use the ocean for fish and other sea food. They also use vegetation for food such as: olives, fruit, vegetables, and other plantation. Spaniards have adapted to their environment by finding usage for almost everything. There is 38,000 kilometers of irrigated land in Spain.

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Human/Environment Interaction is how people interact with the environment. People in Spain use the ocean for fish and other sea food. They also use vegetation for food such as: olives, fruit, vegetables, and other plantation. Spaniards have adapted to their environment by finding usage for almost everything. Spaniards have changed the environment by building more buildings, structures, and displays. Spain is a very unique and beautiful place. Unique things include: palm trees, orange trees, fresh fish, donkeys, and mountain goats. In Spain, many reserves have been opened up to protect some of these animals. An environment interaction is that humans have made holes in the ground to collect these natural resources: coal, iron ore, copper, lead, zinc, mercury, and hydro-power. Many of these resources will later be traded or sold to other countries like the U.S. Humans have also irrigated the land. There is 38,000 kilometers of irrigated land in Spain.

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Human/Environment Interaction - Spain Facts

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Human/Environment Interaction is how people interact with the environment. People in Spain use the ocean for fish and other sea food. They also use vegetation for food such as: olives, fruit, vegetables, and other plantation. Spaniards have adapted to their environment by finding usage for almost everything.