Intense wildfire creates cloud of fire, the sky turns red orange 'like the end of the world'

Not only did the sky turn an orange-red color, Australia's forest fires were so strong that they changed the local weather, forming fire clouds that could create lightning. There have been nearly 10 dead and missing.

Fires often occur in the states of Queensland and New South Wales (NSW) of Australia in the spring and early summer, but this year's record heat and drought caused these regions to experience fire storms. the most horrible in history.

The sky turns red due to forest fires in Australia's Port Macquarie town, New South Wales - (Image: Daily Telegraph).

An image posted by Australians on social media shows the ominous sky turning red, frightening oranges due to the fire is so big, while dense smoke covers the roads and residential areas on a large area.

By the morning of November 9, there were about 70 major wildfires across NSW, of which 39 locations were out of human control.

The scary thing is that the fires are so strong that they change the local weather, they form clouds of fire that don't cause rain but can create lightning.

"The fire is very dangerous, please be careful not to get stuck in the street" - The NSW Fire Force (NSW RFS) alerted people on Twitter.

The sky was orange-red as seen from a window of a house in Lighthouse Beach - (Photo: ABC NEWS).

"In the event of continued strong and dry winds, it is likely that the severity of the fire will continue to increase," said Shane Fitzsimmons of NSW RFS.

Answering to CNN, Alex Beckton, a resident of the Old Bar town on the NSW coast, said he evacuated the family to a local surfing club early Saturday morning after spraying water on the house with hi. Hope fire will not spread fire.

"Last night we saw the sky turn orange. I think many people could not sleep because they had to stay up and watch the situation all night," said Beckton.

According to Australia's Nine News, the fires forced NSW authorities to close many roads and highways, and advised people not to move if it was not absolutely necessary.

About 50 other fires are also raging in neighboring Queensland, with people in some areas being asked to evacuate as the fire threatens residential areas.

Nearly 10 people have died and gone missing, while more than 1,000 firefighters are trying to contain the fire.

The haze covered Rainbow Flat in NSW - (Image: Daily Telegraph).

Scientists warn that the upcoming Australian bushfire season will be longer and more intense due to the effects of climate change.

Earlier, Australian authorities were worried about wildfires ahead of the hottest months to come. It is confirmed that 2017 and 2018 are the 3rd and 4th hottest years in Australian meteorological history.

Australia's climate report 2018 states that climate change has led to catastrophic heat waves as well as increased intensity of natural disasters, such as drought.

Even if global temperatures rise within 2 degrees Celsius of pre-industrial levels as reached by the 2015 Paris agreement, scientists believe Australia will still face more dangerous disasters.

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