Australian fire smoke is suspected to have spread, and the global smoke will circle the earth
The Australian forest fire that lasted more than four months has killed at least 26 people and burned thousands of houses. Due to the interaction between the smoke generated by the fire and the global weather, through the vertical transmission to the deep troposphere and even the lowest stratosphere, the transmission of the global plume is accelerated, resulting in the long-distance transmission in the world.
The smoke from these bush fires will cross the Southern Ocean and complete the global journey back to Australia, especially across the South Pacific and then to South America.