California fires are burning at higher elevations than ever, creating new dangers
Los Angeles Times / Bakersfield Californian
A worrisome trend driven by California’s warming climate has emerged, in which rapid snowmelt and critical dryness are propelling wildfires to ever-higher elevations, scorching terrain that previously was too wet to burn and threatening countless residents.
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