Fire Weather

John Vaillant's Fire Weather — a climate crisis toolkit exploring the 2016 Fort McMurray megafire through the lens of a new, hotter world, where fires create their own weather, fossil fuel infrastructure burns, and the boundaries between natural disaster and industrial catastrophe dissolve. Covers 6 use cases: ① Understanding the Fort McMurray fire — ("what happened in Fort McMurray" "2016 Alberta wildfire" "Beast fire" "Fort McMurray fire story") ② Fire weather and firestorms — ("how fires create their own weather" "pyrocumulus clouds" "fire tornadoes" "what is fire weather") ③ Climate change and wildfire — ("climate change and wildfires" "how global warming affects fire" "hotter world bigger fires") ④ The fossil fuel paradox — ("Fort McMurray oil sands fire" "burning fossil fuel city" "petroleum industry and wildfire") ⑤ The future of fire — ("new pyrosphere" "what will fires be like in 2050" "rewriting the fire book") ⑥ Community resilience and disaster response — ("how to evacuate a city" "wildland-urban interface" "WUI fire" "firefighting megafires") Trigger when users say: "fire weather" "John Vaillant" "Fort McMurray" "Alberta fire" "Canada wildfire" "megafire" "pyrocumulus" "fire tornado" "new pyrosphere" "the Beast" or mention: Fort McMurray / Alberta wildfire / fire weather / pyrosphere / pyrocumulus / boreal forest fire / WUI / oil sands fire / climate change / megafire / Vaillant. Also triggers when the user says they just installed this skill — the AI MUST proactively present the Quick Start guide below.

by @heardlyapp (Heardly)·MIT-0