There are many videos and articles available online about the california "wild fires" making a lot of claims (Direct Energy Weapons, Weather Modification, etc).
While we can only guess at what these fires are, one thing that is pretty obvious is that whatever happened in Paradise California, they were not wild fires.
From Wikipedia:
A wildfire or wildland fire is a fire in an area of combustible vegetation occurring in rural areas.[1] Depending on the type of vegetation present, a wildfire can also be classified more specifically as a brush fire, bushfire, desert fire, forest fire, grass fire, hill fire, peat fire, vegetation fire, and veld fire.
Note the vegetation part of that.
Then go take a look at the areas via a drones eye view. Click on the red dots on the map to look at the area.
The following image is from the above link.
If you follow the link you can use your mouse to pan around and zoom in and out. You will notice a few things that are very odd:
- The houses that are burned are completely burned to ash with almost nothing left standing
- The vegetation around the houses is pretty much untouched, especially at the perimeters.
- Some houses are left completely alone with no evidence of any damage at all
- Cars have been completely torched with some melting
- Many small trees and bushes between completely burned out houses are unscathed.
Whatever happened in Paradise California, the one thing you can be sure of is that these were not "wild fires" as wild fires don't avoid vegetation wile completely (and selectively) burning out everything else.
One of the more popular "conspiracy theories" is that DEW (Direct Energy Weapons) are being used to do this, whether from drones, satellites, or something else.
That may sound like science fiction but the results fit and large arms manufacturers like Lockheed Martin note that they do in fact produce these kinds of weapons. See the Lockheed Martin Direct Energy Weapons page.
Who, why, and how? I couldn't say for sure and those who could say are silent... but for "What" you can be certain that "Wild Fires" is not the answer.