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Fire can create, strengthen or destroy soil water repellency, with potential implications for soil infiltration, surface runoff and erosion. Laboratory studies suggest fire-induced changes to water repellency relate to soil temperatures during the burn. However, relations between temperature and repellency are rarely tested in the field where spatial variations in fuel type, soil type and soil moisture...
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