On the morning of November 8, 2018, a fire broke out in Butte County, California.
It appeared minor at first — small, far away from neighboring towns, and moving at a standard rate. It was peak fire season, and given California's notoriously dry and windy climate, nothing about this blaze seemed out of the ordinary.
Over the next hours and days, however, that fire — officially named the "Camp Fire" for its place of origin — would ravage 153,336 acres, cause $16.5 billion of damage, and kill 85 people. It was the deadliest wildfire to ever hit California, and the most costly natural disaster of 2018. Read more...
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