Timelapse footage captured the Garnet Fire as it spread in Fresno County, California, over a 12-hour period from Saturday night into Sunday morning. Officials said the lightning-induced fire, which started on Aug. 24, was “relatively quiet” overnight, but that it’s threatening nearly 200 giant sequoias — the largest tree species on Earth. As of Sunday morning, the fire had grown to more than 36,000 acres and was 14% contained. | CBS News

With fall around the corner, it’s important to remember that fire risk doesn’t disappear when the weather shifts. 🍂 While destructive wildfires can happen any time, some of our state’s largest and most destructive wildfires have ignited during the fall months—fueled by hot temperatures, dry vegetation, and strong winds. ⚠️ Even as days grow shorter, the threat of wildfire remains real. Staying ready and informed is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones, your ho