Earth Sciences

The season for large fires in Southern California is projected to lengthen in a changing climate

C. Dong, A. P. Williams, et al.

This study by Chunyu Dong and team reveals alarming projections for Southern California's fire regime, forecasting a significant increase in large fire days from 36 per year to as many as 71 by 2099 due to rising greenhouse gas emissions. The findings indicate not only more fire days but also a more intense fire season with an earlier start and a later finish.

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