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30-30-30 rule

30-30-30 rule proper noun: a rule of thumb for when dangerous wildfires may occur: there must be a temperature of at least 30°C, humidity not exceeding 30%, and wind speed less than 30km/h.

Proper noun

the 30-30-30 rule

  1. A rule of thumb for when dangerous wildfires may occur: there must be a temperature of at least 30°C, humidity not exceeding 30%, and wind speed less than 30km/h.

Questions about 30-30-30 rule

What does 30-30-30 rule mean?
30-30-30 rule means a rule of thumb for when dangerous wildfires may occur: there must be a temperature of at least 30°C, humidity not exceeding 30%, and wind speed less than 30km/h.
What part of speech is 30-30-30 rule?
30-30-30 rule is a proper noun.

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