It looks like California wildfires are moving faster than ever before. A new study found the growth rate across the West increased by 249-percent between 2001 and 2020. But here, it was 398-percent. That means fires exploded to more than four-thousand acres each day, burning nearly 90-percent of all homes and buildings damaged or destroyed across the region. The risk is high after heat waves and during drought conditions, especially during Diablo and Santa Ana winds.
California Wildfires are Spreading Faster Now Than at the Beginning of the Millennium
