The Eaton and Palisades fires in January caused an unprecedented level of destruction, killing at least 30 people, destroying ...

California seemed to flip from spring storms in early May to a full-fledged, busy fire season in just a few weeks. There is a thick, continuous grass crop from two consecutive wet winters, and ...

Wildfire season in Southern California got off to an ominous start this weekend, with several fires sparking across Riverside ...

Fire experts are predicting high fire risk over the next four or five months, particularly in Northern California ... We are in peak fire season,” said Cal Fire Chief Thom Porter on Thursday.

California weather: Abnormally higher wildfire risk after devastating start to season. Story by Reanna Smith • 18h. ... a spokesman for Cal Fire, told Santa Cruz Sentinel.

The transformation of California’s summer and autumn fire season into a year-round phenomenon is a story that’s probably become familiar. Typically, it took months of dry, warm weather after ...

News; Nation/World; California’s historic wet winter risks making wildfire season even worse April 16, 2023 Updated Sun., April 16, 2023 at 7:08 p.m. All but a few homes in the Pine Grove Mobile ...

For California, the risk of fires is higher for September through November, with a large swath of central and Northern California forecasted to see the highest fire risks in the state.

California could see up to 1.5 million acres burned this year, AccuWeather said. That'd be an increase from 2024 and the historical average.

California’s rainy season now starts nearly a month later, increasing wildfire risks A long expected consequence of global warming has come to fruition, a study finds February 9, 2021 More than ...

Overall, this fire season in California began with ferocity. Multiple large grass fires spread quickly amid high winds. On June 1, the Corral Fire, between Livermore and Tracy, burned 14,168 acres.

As the first heat wave of summer plunges California into yet another wildfire season, some environmental groups are taking aim at a commercial fire retardant that most residents have grown all too ...