Regrowing their beloved grapevines might be impossible. Choppy Water Another reason why ocean water isn’t used to fight fires is the unpredictable water. The helicopters and planes used to fight ...

Business Insider spoke with expert navigator Tristan Gooley, author of "How To Read Water: Clues & Patterns from Puddles to the Sea", about how the light reflections in water have hidden clues to ...

The ocean is not a viable water source because the waters are too choppy. With the recent windy conditions, which have contributed to the spread of the wildfires, there is only so much a single ...

Which leaves an intriguing question: why aren't they scooping up water from the nearby Pacific Ocean? As Patrick Megonigal, associate director of research at the Smithsonian Environmental Research ...

They drift on ocean currents, continuing to catch fish ... a promontory in the middle of Wellington Harbour, but the water is choppy nonetheless, whipped up by powerful gusts from the north.

While conditions have improved caution at the beach remains critical with quite a bit of erosion and some debris floating ...

As record ocean heat threatens corals off Florida ... Sam Burrell and his team disappeared under the water’s choppy surface. Heavy, breaking waves crashed against the charter boat anchored ...

It's windy and the sea looks very, very choppy. I see a lot of boats ... In some parts the water of the Atlantic Ocean can be very cold. But in other parts the water can be as warm as a bath!

Wildfires continue to burn in the Carolina Forest area. Firefighters are working to extinguish the blaze, and helicopters and ...