Wildfire in deliblatska pescara (Serbia) - case analysis on july 24th 2007

Abstract

Wildfire in Deliblatska Pescara (Serbia) on July 24th 2007 is discussed from the hypothesis on the influence of Sun processes and resulting ignition. The work hypothesis is related with establishing the eventual connection between the phenomena of energy source of corpuscular radiation on the Sun and the phenomena of the initial phase of wildfire event. Having in mind existing lack of information on recent explanations for certain number of cases concerning the causes that strengthened the ignition, it was necessary to check the parameters that could, in this case, provide the explanation of the potential causality. It turned out that, at that time, not only wildfires occurred in direct surroundings of Deliblatska Pescara but they also seized numerous locations of southern Europe and northern Africa, as well as, certain parts of Canada. The coincidence of these events has pointed out that the hypothesis on the penetration of charged particles towards Earth, in two basic ways, may also be confirmed in this case. According to our results, the mentioned penetration caused air mass seizing, thus dictating different weather circumstances in the area of Mediterranean, as well as in the most northern part of America. The aim of this work was to test the heliocentric hypothesis on wildfires through this example, as well as to point argumentatively the Solar wind influence on hydrodynamic processes in the atmosphere.