In mediterranean climate regions like portions of california, a wetter-than-normal winter often leads to greater severity of fires the following summer. this seeming paradox occurs because increased rain leads to

Collection of Chapparal biomass

Explanation:

In Mediterranean climate regions like portions of California, a wetter-than-normal winter often leads to greater severity of fires the following summer. This seeming paradox occurs because increased rain leads to breaking of plants and trees and it leads to collection of large amount of chapparal biomass,after winter this chapparal biomass becomes dry and it can catch fires.

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