California Drought Could Mean Peak Fire Season Months Earlier Than Usual
Tuesday, June 1, 2021 | Sacramento, CA
Megalia Calif. based CalFire firefighter, Itto Akiyama, rests briefly after 48 hours of work at the Bear Fire near Oroville, Calif. Wednesday., Sept 9. 2020.
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Sissy Savoye’s tent is surrounded by charred trees and burn scars from last year’s massive North Complex Fire in Butte County.
She’s been living on her best friend’s property after his home burned to the ground.
They’re committed to rebuilding, but Savoye is nervous about this year’s wildfire season, as the state battles a severe drought.