Week 4 - The Weather Conditions Behind Oregon's 2021 Bootleg Fire 03-14-2025 13:36 PM

[edwardcharles]

I initially planned to analyze wildfires and precipitation from 2019 to 2024. However, I soon realized that wildfires are complex events influenced by several interconnected weather phenomena. As a result, I decided to narrow my focus to a specific large wildfire that occurred in my home state of Oregon, delving deeper into its causes rather than analyzing the broader dataset.

The report is designed to be read from left to right and top to bottom, similar to reading a page in a book.

Data is from a few different sources linked in the report:

Wild Fire Data: Intelligence | National Interagency Coordination Center

Precipitation Data: Climate at a Glance | County Mapping | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)

Hummidity and Windspeed Data on the day the fire started (this was hard to find): Weather in July 2021 in City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, USA

Hope you like the report!

-  Edward (Ned) Charles | LinkedIn

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[lps_solutions]

Nice one!

[Takami]

I like the line chart changing colours at some points.  How did you create this?  Amazing technique!

[Anonymous]

I really like the dashboard! It's well-structured and provides a great overview of the wildfires in Oregon. The explanatory texts for each chart are especially helpful—they make it much easier to understand the data. Great work!

[edwardcharles]

Thank You!