A fire chief says drought, rain and a new dry spell is a "recipe for destruction."

There's a new danger for areas burned by the historic wildfires.

Newly released police bodycam footage reveals what an officer thought would be his last minutes alive as he raced to evacuate nurses during the deadly Camp fire.

Body camera footage captured the moments a sheriff deputy continued to push thru the flames and smoke to save them.

Officials said flash flooding has hit a wildfire-scarred area of Northern California and swift water rescue teams have been deployed.

Sparks flew by Deputy Aaron Parmley as he attempted to help nurses in Paradise, Calif., on Nov. 8.

The California business owner wanted to help the people of Paradise, California, which was devastated by the Camp fire.

Mandatory evacuations have been ordered in some parts of Southern California, where some areas devastated by wildfires now face the threat of flash floods and mudslides.

Bob Wilson handed out the money on Tuesday in Paradise, California.

Real estate magnate Bob Wilson handed out $1,000 checks to every student and staffer at Paradise High School in California following the devastating Camp Fire in the region.

Courney McClain found Jason May, a firefighter who fought the Woolsey Fire in Southern California, and thanked him for helping to save her home.

Days after celebrating the passage of recreational marijuana in Malibu, the owners of the city's only cannabis dispensary saw their own home turn to ashes.

The most destructive and deadly wildland inferno in California history has been fully wrangled into submission by firefighters, who have been battling the ferocious blaze

Hundreds of people remain missing in the wake of a pair of deadly wildfires that have been burning across both ends of California.

Communities flattened by wildfires are now bracing for a new challenge: heavy rains and flash floods.

The two firefighters were fighting the blaze when they were called to save three people from a mountain peak.

Two firefighter pilots who saved several people and their dogs off a mountain peak amid the Woolsey fire discuss the harrowing rescue.

KXTV's Carlos Herrera reports that monetary donations and gift cards are still needed for displaced residents.

Aerial view of devastation left by wildfires in Northern California.

A California couple started the Facebook group after reaching out to help a fire victim via the social media platform.

Officials were optimistic they'd track down many of the unaccounted for, but the wait has been agonizing for family and friends.

ABC News' Diane Macedo and ABC News Meteorologist Dan Peck give the latest updates on the deadly California wildfires.

Eriberto Fernandez of United Farm Workers of America discusses how California farm workers remain on the job harvesting crops despite terrible air quality due to the wildfires.

Northern Californians camp out in tent cities as they evacuate powerful wildfires in the area.

Relentless fires have left at least 80 people dead and nearly 1,000 missing.

Authorities said late Sunday 993 were still missing and 80 have died, mostly from the Camp Fire in Northern California's Butte County.

Rep. Adam Schiff said President Donald Trump needs to listen to the experts when it comes to the wildfires ravaging California.

Authorities reporting approximately 1,300 residents still unaccounted for in the Camp Fire in Northern California.

Sheriff Kory Honea of Butte County, Calif. is interviewed on "This Week" about the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in the state's history.

As many as 1,000 people are still missing; President Trump is scheduled to visit the state, see the destruction and meet with victims.

The Camp Fire is now the most destructive and deadliest in California's history.

Schools were closed and residents were forced to wear masks in parts of the state; more than 600 residents are still unaccounted for.

Authorities said the number of people missing from the northern California Camp fire has jumped to more than 600 after the death toll climbed to 63, the worst in state history.

130 people still unaccounted for after the camp fire utterly destroyed the town of Paradise.

The type of mask matters if you don’t want to inhale harmful pollutants.

Exclusive new images of the Camp fire just north of Sacramento show the deadly fire still burning and just 35 percent contained.

In the town of Paradise, the National Guard joined search teams combing more than 60 square miles looking for those still missing.

This video, shot by teacher Michael Peck and his student production team, showed the football field and town between 10:30 and 11:30 am on Nov. 9.

Local giraffe survives Woolsey fire.

Two massive California wildfires are creating bad air more than 100 miles away.

Surfers and friends band together to fight the fires ravaging Malibu and save their community.

Even after residents escape the flames raging up and down the state, they're now facing the reality of searching for family and shelter.

Residents are returning home to find desolation after an evacuation order was lifted.

Firefighters were conducting an all-out assault on the Woolsey fire as hundreds remained missing at the Camp fire near Sacramento.

Cities throughout California that are far from the flames are still feeling the effects of the smoke.

Jennifer Petruska has started "Camp Fire Pet Rescue and Reunification" to find lost dogs and cats, reports ABC News station KGO.

The Camp Fire is now the most destructive and deadliest in the state's history.

Red flag and high wind warnings remained in effect from Los Angeles to San Diego.

Jake Olsen's wife and four children were safely evacuated from their home in Paradise, California.

ABC News' Will Carr shares the latest California wildfire developments from Paradise, California.