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US temperatures have beaten historical averages for six straight years, raising insurance costs and accelerating wear on physical assets.
Full assessment →Wildfire burn acreage keeps climbing, forcing insurers to drop coverage in high-risk areas and leaving some properties uninsurable.
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State of California
September 2026
4.2M
Acres burned in 2020 — largest season on record
18K+
Structures destroyed — Jan 2025 LA firestorm
31
Lives lost — Jan 2025 LA fires
CAL FIRE · NIFC · NASA FIRMS · Government records through 2025 season
California faces the highest wildfire exposure of any U.S. state. The January 2025 Los Angeles firestorm — the Palisades and Eaton fires — killed at least 31 people, destroyed more than 18,000 structures, and forced over 200,000 residents to evacuate, ranking among the costliest wildfire disasters in U.S. history.
Source: CAL FIRE incident archives & statistics, NIFC Wildland Fire Statistics, NASA FIRMS active-fire data — January 2025.
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