Over the July 4 weekend, hundreds of fires sparked across California, feeding on the hot, dry conditions of an ongoing heat wave. But some of these fires were strange. They grew rapidly and expanded their territory at a time when fires, like people, traditionally rest: at night. Overnight hours, when temperatures tend to go down and relative humidity, or the amount of water vapor in the air, goes
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