The bar chart shows the number of fire occurrences in California across different months.
The X axis shows the months, and the Y axis shows the number of fire occurences.
The graph shows that fire occurrences are at their lowest during winter months (January to April and November to December) with fewer than 50 incidents.
There is a significant increase in fire occurrences starting from May, reaching a peak in July with 391 reported fires.
This trend aligns with the dry and hot summer season, which creates favorable conditions for wildfires. Fire occurrences then gradually decrease from August to October before dropping sharply in November and December.
This pattern highlights the seasonal nature of fire risks in California, emphasizing the need for enhanced fire prevention measures during summer months.