Adminović έγραψε:Προέλλην έγραψε:Το ότι έφτασε η φωτιά και έγλυψε το αεροδρόμιο, και ότι γενικά υπάρχει τόσος καπνός ώστε να μην είναι ασφαλής η πτήση των αεροπλάνων για μέρες, δεν σε βάζει σε σκέψεις ή είπαν έτσι απο υστερία να το κλείσουν το αεροδρόμιο γιατί έκαιγε ο Λουίτζι καλαμιές παραδίπλα;
Απ' όσο βλέπω εδώ, η φωτιά που προκάλεσε το κλείσιμο του αεροδρομίου της Κατάνια ΔΕΝ έχει καμία σχέση με δασικές πυρκαγιές που ίσως υπάρχουν ή υπήρξαν αυτό το διάστημα στην Σικελία. Είναι φωτιά που ξέσπασε ΕΝΤΟΣ των χώρων του αεροδρομίου.
Πάλι δηλαδή παπατζιλίκια πουλάτε, ως συνήθως..gif "Laughing")
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Κατά τα λοιπά, δεν βλέπω να υπάρχει καμία έκρυθμη κατάσταση στην Ιταλία λόγω πυρκαγιών και μάλιστα είναι από τις χώρες που έστειλαν βοήθεια στην Ελλάδα.
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To κλείσιμο του αεροδρομίου όντως δεν έχει σχέση με τις πυρκαγιές, έχεις δίκιο.
Αυτό όμως δεν σημαίνει ότι δεν μαίνονται εδώ και μέρες μεγάλες φωτιές στην Σικελία (και στην Απουλία και την Καλαβρία). Εσύ μπορεί να θες να είσαι αρνητής τους, αλλά τα ιταλικά μμε δυστυχώς έχουν άλλη άποψη
24 LUGLIO 2023
PALERMO - The fire emergency is not loosening its grip in the Palermo area. From Partinico to Monreale, from San Giuseppe Jato to Baida, there are dozens of interventions by firefighters already grappling for days with fires that have burned hectares of Mediterranean scrub.
In Monreale, the flames have reached as far as touching homes, and in the town on the outskirts of Palermo, flames have developed in the area bordering the cemetery; some residents have had to abandon their homes.
At work several teams of firefighters from the provincial command, forestry and canadair. The fire also developed areas that could not be reached by land.
The record heat of the last few days also caused fires in the area of Baida, Partinico and San Giuseppe Jato. In the province of Palermo today a red alert was issued by the civil protection for fire danger. Red flag also for the provinces of Enna and Trapani.
https://livesicilia.it/emergenza-incend ... -monreale/
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Heat and fires. Sicily burns, houses on fire.
23/07/2023
The great heat of these days gives no respite, and there are numerous fires in Sicily. Firefighters are busy in all provinces. The Trapani area at the moment is not registering situations of particular emergency after flames destroyed a large part of the Monte Bonifato reserve in recent days.
But in these hours numerous fires are being recorded throughout the island. In San Giuseppe Jato in the Palermo area, flames are lapping houses. Fires in the Ragusa area and in the province of Agrigento.
One of the most devastating fires in the province of Caltanissetta, where some houses have been affected. In fact, a large fire hit the "Lago Soprano" oriented nature reserve in Serradifalco, destroying the reedbed and several houses in the surrounding area. The civil protection alert for today is orange throughout the region, except Ragusa where instead it is red alert for fire risk.
https://www.tp24.it/2023/07/23/cronaca/ ... mme/192922
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The Confederation of Italian Farmers of Western Sicily and the damage caused by fires, driven by wind and scorching heat (with peaks of over 45 degrees).
In Sicily, the mix of scorching heat, gusts of wind and fires is producing extensive damage to environmental heritage and agriculture. From the alarm issued by Camillo Pugliesi, president of the Cia(Confederation of Italian Farmers) of Western Sicily, the seriousness of the situation is clearly understood, in the provinces of Trapani and Palermo "more than 40 percent of the next harvest of wine grapes has been lost."
What is happening? Sicily continues to burn, the combined effect of the great heat wave with peaks of 46 degrees in the Trapanese and Agrigento areas, and gusts of wind (the problem of arsonists should not be excluded a priori in the analysis of the fire emergency).
In different parts of the island there are many fires. In the Northeastern part, problematic situation in several hilly areas of Messina. In western Sicily, especially in the provinces of Trapani and Palermo, according to the Cia, the combined effect first of the massive attack of downy mildew (fueled by the moisture produced by the months of rain) and then by the current and permanent scorching heat wave has lost more than 40 percent of the next wine grape harvest. In addition to the fires, the excessive heat even "boils" many bunches and "burns" them.
Camillo Pugliesi explains, "In the countryside our producers are facing a situation they have never seen before, those who had managed to limit the damage of downy mildew now have to cope with the high temperatures without any weapon at their disposal.
In every plant many bunches have been literally burned, boiled by these days of heat, and we do not want to imagine what the situation may be at the end of the month, given that this heat wave will last much longer and will also be destined to worsen according to the forecasts."The Alcamo area of Trapani is among the hardest hit. A nature reserve of considerable natural and environmental value has also been severely damaged by a large fire in this area. Pugliesi adds, "The problems in the vineyards were already evident in recent months, the heavy rains in May and June and the wave of humidity in early July, had favored the proliferation of downy mildew, a disease that affects the vine and attacks all the green organs of the plant such as leaves, shoots and bunches."
The scorching heat and fires aggravate an already problematic situation.
The wine sector is a flagship of the Sicilian economy. Pugliesi raises the alarm and immediately calls for the intervention of regional and national institutions. A solution must be found synergistically and effectively, with the contribution of all parties in the field.In the countryside of the Plain of Catania, the largest and most fertile in Sicily, the torrid heat aggravates what many farmers complain is a chronic problem, the necessary amount of water to irrigate the fields. The eastern part of the island, especially the Etna region, is by no means poor in water, yet there are historical problems that continue to surface every year, causing serious difficulties for the competitiveness of local farms that process excellent products (citrus groves need a lot of water). Despite the announcements of politicians in government, every year the situation is repeated regardless of heat waves.
https://www.corriere.it/cronache/23_lug ... bc2e.shtml
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Αυτά σε λόφους και πέδιάδες με εύκολη πρόσβαση και χωρίς ισχυρούς ανέμους https://www.ventusky.com/?p=38.4;24.9;5&l=wind-10m
Adminović έγραψε:Αυτά για τα σεμινάρια, πάνε πες τα σε αυτούς τους ανθρώπους ή σε τουρίστες που τους φόρτωσαν σαν τα ζώα σε καρότσες για να τους πάνε αλλού ή που έκαναν χιλιόμετρα ποδαρόδρομο.
Δηλαδή έχεις ένα δίκιο εδώ που τα λέμε. Μπορεί να διδάσκεται στο μέλλον αυτά που κάνει το Ελλάντα του Κούλη, ως τί ΔΕΝ πρέπει να γίνει σε περίπτωση δασικής πυρκαγιάς.
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Α, ΟΚ, να μην τους έσωζαν, να τους αφήναν να καούν όπως έκαναν οι ζαίοι στο Μάτι. Οι ίδιοι πάντως, φαίνεται να μην έχουν ιδιαίτερο πρόβλημα που σωθήκαν, κυρίως είναι οι ζαίοι στα μμδ που ουρλιάζουν επειδή δεν τους άφησαν να καούν και φαίνεται η διαφορά.
