Numerous wildfire events were detected in summer 2019 in Siberia and in Canada. Lidar observations in Tomsk in August 2019 revealed strong layers of aerosol scattering in the lower stratosphere. Results of the calculation of backward trajectories of air masses and relevant analysis are presented, involving the satellite radiometric data on fire events along with the data from the CALIOP space lidar on the aerosol. It is demonstrated that the observed aerosol layers originated from the pyrocumulus emissions arising from forest fire events in Siberia and Canada.
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