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What is a fire cloud? Scientists blame little-known weather phenomenon for supercharging the wildfires blazing across France and Spain - as they warn the worst could be yet to come
Scientists attribute a little-known weather phenomenon called a 'fire cloud' to intensifying wildfires in France and Spain. They warn that the worst impacts of these fires may still be ahead.
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