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Forest fire history in California
California faces numerous challenges related to its forested areas, including a major wildfire risk. The combination of factors such as climate conditions, vegetation patterns, and human activities has made wildfires a recurring and increasingly concerning issue in California. California experiences a wildfire season that typically spans from late spring to early autumn when hot, dry, and windy conditions prevail. However, in recent years, wildfires have occurred outside of the traditional season, and some parts of the state now face the risk of wildfires throughout the year.
The largest wildfires recorded in California's history include the August Complex Fire in 2020, which burned approximately 1,032,648 acres of land, and the Mendocino Complex Fire in 2018, which burned approximately 459,123 acres.