Research shows that the vegetation loss caused by the wildfires in Greece leads to a sharp increase in surface temperatures.

According to a research report published by the National Observatory of Athens in Greece on the 16th, after the vegetation was burned in a large fire in August 2024, the surface temperature of the soil in the surrounding areas of the capital Athens increased by up to 10 degrees Celsius, indicating that the impact of natural disasters on the local climate cannot be ignored.