Joe Rogan’s eerie wildfire predictions resurface as Southern California endures massive blazes, confirming concerns about LA wildfires.
Joe Rogan’s warnings about LA wildfires come true
Recently, wildfires have been causing severe destruction in Southern California.
Many are recalling Joe Rogan’s past warnings about the dangers of these fires.
The podcaster and UFC commentator has long warned about the risk of massive wildfires in Los Angeles.
In a July episode of his podcast, Rogan shared his fears while wearing a Los Angeles Fire Department shirt.
He told his guest, comedian Sam Morril, that he had left Los Angeles partly due to the constant threat of wildfires.
Rogan recounted his personal experiences with fires, saying he had to evacuate his home three times.
During one of those evacuations, he watched as flames consumed houses just a few doors down from him.
“I was evacuated three times from my house from fires,” Rogan said. “Last one, two houses in front of my house burnt to the ground.
Rogan recalled a firefighter’s chilling warning about wildfires.
Rogan recalled a conversation he had with a firefighter who warned him about the unpredictable nature of wildfires.
The firefighter warned that under the right wind conditions, a fire could sweep through LA to the ocean.
Rogan described this warning as haunting and said it left a lasting impression on him.
“He goes, ‘One day, it’s just going to be the right wind, and fire’s gonna start in the right place, and it’s going to burn through LA all the way to the ocean, and there’s not a f–king thing we can do about it,’” he recalled.
This prediction has taken on new significance as wildfires have recently surged in Southern California.
Thousands of residents have been forced to evacuate their homes as flames rage in areas like the Pacific Palisades.
By January 2025, nearly 27,000 acres burned, with five lives lost and thousands of homes destroyed.
The impact of wildfires
The recent wildfires have created chaos in Los Angeles.
Streets have become clogged with traffic as people flee the flames.
Many residents are frightened, and the smoke has filled the air, making it difficult to breathe.
The damage is extensive, affecting homes, businesses, and even natural landscapes.
Rogan’s predictions seem eerily prescient as the reality of wildfires unfolds.
In 2018, he spoke with mentalist Derren Brown during a wildfire crisis, sharing the same firefighter’s warning about the potential for fires to spread uncontrollably.
Rogan has reiterated this warning multiple times on his podcast, emphasizing the unpredictability of wildfires in California.
The ongoing threat of wildfires has left many residents in LA on edge.
People are aware that the conditions for wildfires can change rapidly, with strong winds contributing to the fires’ intensity.
Rogan’s concerns resonate with many who have lived through the fear and uncertainty that wildfires bring.
During one episode, Rogan discussed the increasing frequency and severity of wildfires in California.
He noted that experts predict these fires may become much worse in the coming decades.
The combination of climate change, dry weather, and high winds creates a perfect storm for wildfires, making communities vulnerable.
Many celebrities are increasingly worried about the threat of wildfires.
Some, like directors Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary, have shared their experiences with the threat of fires.
Avary mentioned struggles with getting insurance due to the risks associated with living in fire-prone areas.
Tarantino reflected on how fortunate he has been that fires have not yet reached his home.
The ongoing wildfires have forced a community of homeowners and renters to reconsider their safety.
The realization that a fire could wipe out neighborhoods in a matter of minutes is terrifying.
Many people watch the flames spread and wonder what they can do to protect themselves and their families.
Social media reactions
Everyone knew. Except the California voters. They get what they deserve, one user said.
I’m shocked that in 2025 nobody hasn’t come up with multiple tall rain machines remote controlled that could handle fire to go in there n spray water to control these fires, the second user wrote.
Imagine if instead of lying about trump for ten years they instead worked on solving the fire and water issues of California, the third user commented.
Cali has so many fires, another user said.
So did Farmers al ….It’s an annual tragedy.., someone said.