Wildfires can occur anywhere but are common in the forested areas of the United States and Canada. They are also susceptible in many places around the world, including much of the vegetated areas of Australia as well as in the Western Cape of South Africa. The climates are sufficiently moist to allow the growth of trees, but feature extended dry, hot periods. Fires are particularly prevalent in the summer and fall, and during droughts when fallen branches, leaves, and other material can dry out and become highly flammable. Wildfires are also common in grasslands and scrublands.
I type fast so don't judge my quick answer
If it is humid and/or hot out, the wet bulb (since it is wet) evaporates water, causing the gauge to go up. I'm not sure about dry bulb though.
I think it could be either A or B
the answer I C- Flows into another river or stream
the answer is c because none of the other answers make sense and also
tributary's can flow into big body's of water wherever they are. If it is a river and flows into the ocean it would be considered as a tributary because no other bodies of water do that unless its connected
