A fire whirl, often referred to as a "fire tornado" or "fire devil," is a phenomenon that occurs when a fire generates a rotating column of air and flame. This can happen in various situations, such as during wildfires, when heat from the fire creates rising hot air that starts to spin due to changes in wind direction and speed. Key characteristics of fire whirls include: 1. **Formation**: Fire whirls typically form when intense heat from a fire creates a convection current.
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