How Climate Change Fueled the Southern California Wildfires - Scientists Explain

The Palisades and Eaton fires in Southern California destroyed 37,000 acres, making them two of the worst wildfires in state history. Scientists confirm that climate change played a major role, increasing the likelihood of these conditions by 35%. What you’ll learn in this video: How climate change fueled the fires Why Santa Ana winds and drought made conditions worse The connection between extreme rain, overgrown vegetation, and wildfires What scientists say needs to happen to prevent future fire disasters What do you think? Can California adapt to worsening wildfires? Share your thoughts below! Subscribe for more climate news Turn on notifications for breaking environmental updates! #CaliforniaFires #Wildfires #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #FireSeason #SantaAnaWinds #PalisadesFire #EatonFire #ClimateCrisis Tags: california wildfires, climate change, wildfires 2025, santa ana winds, palisades fire, eaton fire, climate crisis, global warming, extreme weather, fire season, climate news, california drought, wildfire prevention, environmental news, wildfire science, climate impact