Fire Triangle Explained - How Oxygen, Heat, and Fuel Interact with Wildfire

[@HoltHanley]

Stay tuned for next week, where we'll cover the topographic influences on wildfire.
I hope this video was helpful, and thanks for watching.

[@michaelmaguire1881]

Well N.C usually does not have wildfires, but I sure am learning a bunch. Honestly your the best at explaining the hard part of weather. Much appreciated Holt!

[@user-ih1iu3ou7i]

Thanks very informative!

[@HoltHanley]

Love that you're still enjoying these videos even though they don't really apply to you. I'll keep them coming!

[@weeklybiblestudy777]

Thanks Holt, I enjoyed the video. I especially liked when you were explaining the radiation part of fire , It reminded me of when I made a fire in my fireplace and watched some of the crumbs of wood that I left at the edge of the brick start to smoke as the radiation from the fire got to them. Looking forward to next weeks vid.

[@HoltHanley]

Perfect example of how that works. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@RyderStarting-eb4lz]

thanks holt, love the vids, your vids are fire get it

[@PabloStephenson-Carrasco]

lov the vid so much like thanks. and the vid are so fire get it

[@GabrielCarreiro-i6b]

This is Bussing

[@robertforrest7956]

Awesome report Holt. Really enjoyed learning more. 👍

[@HoltHanley]

Thanks Robert! I'll keep the videos coming.

[@bernierissen339]

Good one Holt,Thanks.

[@aaminastur9050]

You can make a video about fossil fuels?

[@mikelaffoon5986]

Cars catyllitic converter is the hottest part of exhaust.

[@korodski]

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[@coltonhanley9290]

Very interesting!!