Highest risk cities in California
Highest wildfire risk cities in California
Ranked city list for long-term wildfire hazard potential. Open any city to view local risk details and live outlook context.
State average
Wildfire score
82/100
Updated Thu, Jul 2, 6:26 PM.
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Top 25 cities by wildfire score.
#1
Temecula, CA
13 points above the state average
#2
Cool, CA
5 points above the state average
#3
Moreno Valley, CA
5 points above the state average
#4
Redlands, CA
5 points above the state average
#5
Highland, CA
4 points above the state average
#6
Fontana, CA
3 points above the state average
#7
Jurupa Valley, CA
3 points above the state average
#8
San Bernardino, CA
3 points above the state average
#9
Hemet, CA
2 points above the state average
#10
Murrieta, CA
2 points above the state average
#11
San Jacinto, CA
2 points above the state average
#12
Perris, CA
1 points above the state average
#13
Riverside, CA
1 points above the state average
#14
Santa Clarita, CA
1 points above the state average
#15
Upland, CA
1 points above the state average
#16
Hesperia, CA
at the state average
#17
Eastvale, CA
1 points below the state average
#18
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
1 points below the state average
#19
Corona, CA
2 points below the state average
#20
Ontario, CA
2 points below the state average
#21
El Cajon, CA
3 points below the state average
#22
Folsom, CA
3 points below the state average
#23
Redding, CA
3 points below the state average
#24
Santee, CA
3 points below the state average
#25
Antelope, CA
4 points below the state average
How this ranking works
Rankings use HomeRiskIQ weather risk data and statewide score snapshots.
Scores are normalized to a 0-100 scale and shown against the state average for context.
City entries link to hazard-specific pages where available, otherwise to the city overview.