Wildfires in March, 2026

[Old Rocks]

Over 700,000 acres currently burning in Nebraska, many fires in other states, in spite of the cold in many of them. Is this a preview of the summer? This fire map shows what is going on with the fires right now;

2026 Nebraska Wildfires

Maps and Info about Nebraska, United States Wildfires today

wildfiretrackers.com

 

[Robert W]

Over 700,000 acres currently burning in Nebraska, many fires in other states, in spite of the cold in many of them. Is this a preview of the summer? This fire map shows what is going on with the fires right now;

2026 Nebraska Wildfires

Maps and Info about Nebraska, United States Wildfires today

wildfiretrackers.com

Was it arson or nature?

 

[my2¢]

One of the joys of being retired is watching others at their jobs on YouTube. One of the channels I follow is Trucking with Schmidt out of Iowa. A few weeks ago his destination took him through the area. Here's some of the damaged area, just past the 8:00 mark....

 

[Old Rocks]

Was it arson or nature?

Does it matter? Think, cold weather but with high winds. An energetic atmosphere creating conditions that have not existed in recorded history in those areas, and now when a fire starts, even in very cold weather, it cannot be controlled. And there seem to be a lot of them. Probably most started by downed power lines by the strong winds.

 

[Robert W]

Does it matter? Think, cold weather but with high winds. An energetic atmosphere creating conditions that have not existed in recorded history in those areas, and now when a fire starts, even in very cold weather, it cannot be controlled. And there seem to be a lot of them. Probably most started by downed power lines by the strong winds.

Does it matter?

 

[FireFly]

Trump said he would end the wild fires. But he fanned the flames & made them worse.

It's so dry everywhere that crops won't grow. Plus Trump made fertilizer so expensive that farmers can't afford to grow anything anyhow.

Even though Henry Hub shows Nat Gas is not at record highs yet, Spire Gas is charging us record prices. Last winter Nat Gas $3.65 Now $5.06

 

[EMH]

CO2 FRAUD is 100% to blame for the increase in fires...

Thread 'The Co2 fraud is misdiagnosing fires, and life on land is perishing because of this fraud'

Aug 1, 2023

There are fires globally. There is but one explanation, ever increasing human consumption of FINITE land based fresh water is leaving plants dry and ready to burn.

The Co2 fraud claims a (ficticious) 2 degree rise in temperature is behind it, not increased human consumption of fresh water.

The data refutes the fraud. Warm tropical rainforests have no such fires, despite being 115F. What is burning is where humans are sucking out too much water, especially off Colorado River. Canada is in similar denial because their "leader" is part of the Co2 fraud and does not care.

There is a...

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[Sunsettommy]

Over 700,000 acres currently burning in Nebraska, many fires in other states, in spite of the cold in many of them. Is this a preview of the summer? This fire map shows what is going on with the fires right now;

2026 Nebraska Wildfires

Maps and Info about Nebraska, United States Wildfires today

wildfiretrackers.com

And........, Zzzzz......

 

[Old Rocks]

And........, Zzzzz......

Ah yes, if it does not affect you it does not matter. An incredibly selfish attitude, especially from one that lives in a state affected severely by wildfires. But what else to expect from a denialist Trumpanzee.

 

[Robert W]

Ah yes, if it does not affect you it does not matter. An incredibly selfish attitude, especially from one that lives in a state affected severely by wildfires. But what else to expect from a denialist Trumpanzee.

Farm fields burned in this flat state. Did you know that around 90 percent of all fire fighters are volunteers?

 

[Old Rocks]

Farm fields burned in this flat state. Did you know that around 90 percent of all fire fighters are volunteers?

Yes, that is the case in most rural areas, especially in the West.

 

[Sunsettommy]

Ah yes, if it does not affect you it does not matter. An incredibly selfish attitude, especially from one that lives in a state affected severely by wildfires. But what else to expect from a denialist Trumpanzee.

No I have showed YOU many times that NASA shows a DECLINE in wildlife fires since 2001 which you ignored, Canada shows a decline, so does Australia all that you have ignored.

It is YOUR blind denials of these and other data you are constantly at war with is why you remain ignorant and insensible of the science behind them.

By the way I didn't dispute the big fires in Nebraska at all, LOL.

 

[Old Rocks]

No I have showed YOU many times that NASA shows a DECLINE in wildlife fires since 2001 which you ignored, Canada shows a decline, so does Australia all that you have ignored.

It is YOUR blind denials of these and other data you are constantly at war with is why you remain ignorant and insensible of the science behind them.

By the way I didn't dispute the big fires in Nebraska at all, LOL.

Another expert in half truths that are nothing but fancy lies. Yes, fewer individual fires but much more land burned;

Increase​

The increase in area burned by wildfires in North America over the last 20 years has been significant. Here are some key points:

• United States: The area burned by wildfires has increased from 1.15 million acres in 1984 to 10.13 million acres in 2015 and 10.12 million acres in 2020. The worst fire season in the U.S. was in 2015, with 10.13 million acres burned.
  
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• Canada: The area burned by wildfires in Canada has increased from 17.56 million acres in 1995 to 42.87 million acres in 2023. The worst fire season in Canada was in 2023.
  
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• Mexico: The area burned by wildfires in Mexico has increased from 566,530 acres in 2020 to 4.13 million acres in 2024. The largest fire season in recent years was in 2024.
  
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  These trends highlight the growing impact of climate change and other factors on wildfire activity in North America. It is crucial to manage fire risks effectively to mitigate the potential damage and protect ecosystems and communities.
  
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[Old Rocks]

No I have showed YOU many times that NASA shows a DECLINE in wildlife fires since 2001 which you ignored, Canada shows a decline, so does Australia all that you have ignored.

It is YOUR blind denials of these and other data you are constantly at war with is why you remain ignorant and insensible of the science behind them.

By the way I didn't dispute the big fires in Nebraska at all, LOL.

Again, a half truth that is a lie;

Increase​

The area burned by wildfires in Australia has been increasing by about 48,000 hectares per year over the last three decades. This trend is consistent with the worsening fire weather conditions and is largely attributed to human-induced climate change. The annual area burned by fire across Australia’s forests has been on the rise, with three out of four extreme fire years since states started keeping records 90 years ago occurring since 2002. The fire season is also moving out of spring and summer into autumn and winter, indicating a shift in the timing of fire activity.

www.csiro.au

 

[Old Rocks]

No I have showed YOU many times that NASA shows a DECLINE in wildlife fires since 2001 which you ignored, Canada shows a decline, so does Australia all that you have ignored.

It is YOUR blind denials of these and other data you are constantly at war with is why you remain ignorant and insensible of the science behind them.

By the way I didn't dispute the big fires in Nebraska at all, LOL.

And in Europe, also;



The area burned by wildfires in Europe has seen a significant increase over the last two decades. In 2025, wildfires burned approximately 1,034,552 hectares in the European Union, marking the highest area burned since 2006. This increase is attributed to climate change, which has made Europe's summers hotter, drier, and more dangerous. The wildfire season in Europe typically peaks from June to August, and the current season has been particularly severe, with blazes in Portugal, Spain, southern France, southern Italy, Greece, Türkiye, Ukraine, and parts of the UK. The fires have not only burned vast amounts of land but have also released a substantial amount of carbon dioxide, contributing to climate change.

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[Old Rocks]

No I have showed YOU many times that NASA shows a DECLINE in wildlife fires since 2001 which you ignored, Canada shows a decline, so does Australia all that you have ignored.

It is YOUR blind denials of these and other data you are constantly at war with is why you remain ignorant and insensible of the science behind them.

By the way I didn't dispute the big fires in Nebraska at all, LOL.

No, you did not dispute them, you just posted how you didn't give a damn about people losing their homes and lively hoods. And now we are seeing a major weather change, from wind chills in the minus degrees to 87 degrees Friday. But just normal weather, right? And the drought went from 9% of Nebraska in October to over 80% at present. Ah well, just sit back and enjoy the sight of those ranchers and farmers losing everything. A true Trumpanzee.

 

[Sunsettommy]

No, you did not dispute them, you just posted how you didn't give a damn about people losing their homes and lively hoods. And now we are seeing a major weather change, from wind chills in the minus degrees to 87 degrees Friday. But just normal weather, right? And the drought went from 9% of Nebraska in October to over 80% at present. Ah well, just sit back and enjoy the sight of those ranchers and farmers losing everything. A true Trumpanzee.

LOL, now you are trying to make me the bad guy, nice try but that isn't a valid talking point since your true intention in starting the thread is to flog a message that fires happens and we all should wail about it yet it was far worse 100-200 years ago when far more people were maimed and died in large fires.

From your post #13 is this lie since the official government data from Canada, Australia, USA, NASA all show a DECLINE since 2001.

The increase in area burned by wildfires in North America over the last 20 years has been significant. Here are some key points:

I refuted this so many times already..........

By the way I didn't vote for Trump thus you can stop packing that shit....

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Was it arson or nature?

Spontaneous combustion by CO2

 

[Robert W]

Another expert in half truths that are nothing but fancy lies. Yes, fewer individual fires but much more land burned;

Increase​

The increase in area burned by wildfires in North America over the last 20 years has been significant. Here are some key points:

• United States: The area burned by wildfires has increased from 1.15 million acres in 1984 to 10.13 million acres in 2015 and 10.12 million acres in 2020. The worst fire season in the U.S. was in 2015, with 10.13 million acres burned.
  
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• Canada: The area burned by wildfires in Canada has increased from 17.56 million acres in 1995 to 42.87 million acres in 2023. The worst fire season in Canada was in 2023.
  
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• Mexico: The area burned by wildfires in Mexico has increased from 566,530 acres in 2020 to 4.13 million acres in 2024. The largest fire season in recent years was in 2024.
  
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  These trends highlight the growing impact of climate change and other factors on wildfire activity in North America. It is crucial to manage fire risks effectively to mitigate the potential damage and protect ecosystems and communities.
  
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To the final paragraph, no of course they do not.

 

[Robert W]

LOL, now you are trying to make me the bad guy, nice try but that isn't a valid talking point since your true intention in starting the thread is to flog a message that fires happens and we all should wail about it yet it was far worse 100-200 years ago when far more people were maimed and died in large fires.

From your post #13 is this lie since the official government data from Canada, Australia, USA, NASA all show a DECLINE since 2001.



I refuted this so many times already..........

By the way I didn't vote for Trump thus you can stop packing that shit....

Sunset, we have been forum pals for many years. You should have voted for Trump.