California has a few weeks of winter rain followed by months of warmth and drought, which sets the stage for fire.
Rising temperatures, drought conditions, and dry vegetation all contribute to the spread of wildfires in California, but the state's fire season is being further prolonged and made worse by the effects of climate change. The wildfire season in California, which typically lasts from late summer to early fall, is well-known for being particularly intense, destructive, and lasting for prolonged periods of time. Some of the worst wildfires in US history, at least a third of them took place in California.
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