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Wildfire season may be year-round in California, but some regions are under higher threat of wildfires in the coming months than others.

California's peak fire season tends to be summer and early fall, but most Californians know that they can happen any time of the year. Here's what to know to stay prepared.

Wildfires: Which parts of California are at highest fire risk this summer? After three mild years, 2025 began with the devastating L.A. fires. How high is danger this summer?

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.

Dry and windy conditions have already fueled two vegetation fires in the Sacramento region as Wildfire Preparedness Week begins in California.

Southern California's risk will come after. One of the changes we could see this year is an earlier start of offshore Santa Ana winds by late August or early September.