California had multiple thunder storms releasing dry lightning strikes that created twenty six raging brush fires tearing through the beautiful landscape of the golden state.

Governor Newsom ordered a state of emergency back in August and it was turned down by President Trump. After countless attempts the state entered into a state of emergency, resources were deployed from out of state and country. Even with the order of out of state firefighters, it just didn't seem like it was enough to go up against the number of fires spread throughout the golden state.

Currently, multiple fires are still burning since mid August. These fires are a living source using oxygen to breathe. They eat by using dead dry brush and trees that California has plenty of due to a drought Cali has been in since 2007, and the bark beetle is claiming six out of ten trees. Fire needs heat to live and California has plenty of heatwaves going up into numbers as high as 129.9 rounded of to 130 degrees.

This state just can't catch a break but in the end Mother Nature always finds her way and wins.