California's Wildfire Season Isn't Usually In Winter...Why Is LA Facing Biggest Fire In History?

California's wildfire season typically peaks in summer and fall, but the Los Angeles region is now grappling with its largest wildfire in history during the winter.

The unusual timing has raised questions about climate factors and how the state's changing weather patterns are influencing fire seasons.

Extreme winds, dry conditions, and the aftermath of a wet winter creating abundant vegetation are contributing to the intensity of the blazes.

This rare combination is challenging firefighters, with authorities urging residents to stay vigilant as the state faces one of its most destructive wildfire seasons ever.

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