بلایای طبیعی · Southern California firesSouthern California fires: Norte reaches 75% containment as rain approachesمکتوب ۲۷ مهر ۱۴۰۵ ساعت ۲۰:۳۴ (UTC)تماشامتن پیادهشده0:07Firefighters have secured 75% of Norte's perimeter, reducing the risk of spread.0:13On October 19th, we reported Sunday's 60% containment and the lifting of evacuation0:17orders.0:18Monday's reported 75% brings a 15 percentage point gain, while the footprint remains0:23570 acres.0:25Seven homes are damaged or destroyed, and two firefighters were hospitalized.0:30The Santa Ana winds have eased, but approaching rain could bring debris flows around0:34freshly burned slopes.0:36How much protection do the containment gains give returning residents as that rain0:40approaches?0:40Norte spread from San Clemente into San Juan Capistrano, where the seven affected0:45homes stand.0:46Bryson burned in Malibu, Henderson burned near Camp Pendleton.0:50They're separate fires with different containment levels and different consequences0:54for the communities around them.0:55Norte began Friday, October 16th, near Portico del Norte and Eminencia del Norte.1:01Strong Santa Ana winds drove its early advance.1:04Orange County Fire Authority leads the response.1:06Containment measures how much of the perimeter crews have secured against spread.1:10Hotspots can still need work inside those lines.1:12The seven-home assessment combines damaged and destroyed houses.1:16Our earlier coverage called at least six homes destroyed that overstated the1:19destruction count.1:20The earlier assessment combined damage and destruction too.1:23Seven homes now fall within that combined category.1:26About 16,000 residents and 6,000 homes were initially covered by evacuation orders.1:31Those figures describe who was ordered to leave.1:34They don't count verified departures.1:36All orders were lifted by Saturday evening, October 17th, and shelters closed.1:41Families could return to released neighborhoods, though damaged houses may still be1:45uninhabitable.1:46Villa La Marada north of Esperanza remained closed to vehicles for emergency work1:50when the neighborhoods reopened.1:52The Burnscar also remained closed as an active fire hazard area.1:56Officials haven't announced a reopening of those restricted areas in a newer notice.2:00Two Norte firefighters were injured Friday and taken to a hospital.2:04At least one received treatment for heat exhaustion.2:06Both were described as stable Saturday, when one had been released.2:10Their condition was improving Sunday.2:12Monday's update gives no further recovery outcome.2:15A nearby San Diego gas and electric equipment outage reportedly occurred two minutes2:19before Norte's recorded start.2:21The utility confirmed an outage.2:23Investigators haven't determined what ignited the fire or whether that outage was2:27connected to it.2:27The utility's confirmation didn't supply the precise time or exact location.2:32Investigators still have to determine the relationship between the two events.2:35State utility investigators examine compliance with utility rules.2:39Fire investigators determine ignition cause.2:41Bryson reached 83% containment Monday at 146 acres, up nine percentage2:47points from Sunday.2:48Henderson's last supported update was Sunday's 65% containment after more than 3,1002:54acres had burned.2:55Bryson began October 15th.2:57Malibu's evacuation orders and warnings were lifted Sunday.3:01Sunday's impact assessment listed one firefighter injury, no civilian injuries or3:05deaths, and no structures threatened.3:07damaged or destroyed.3:09Crews had expected full containment Monday, but the latest listing still shows 83%.3:14Henderson's burned area was also described as about 3,200 acres.3:18Those estimates don't have matching measurement times, so they can't show how fast3:22it grew.3:23The causes of Bryson and Henderson also remained under investigation.3:26Rain changes the immediate concern around the burned slopes.3:29The San Diego region forecast calls for showers and a chance of thunderstorms3:33Wednesday and Thursday.3:35Wednesday night through Thursday morning is the most likely window.3:38Farther north, the Los Angeles Region Outlook allows rain to begin Tuesday night or3:42Wednesday.3:42The regional chance of wetting rain is above 90% from the coast to the mountains.3:47That describes the likelihood of rain across the forecast region.3:50The chance of debris flows at an individual burned slope depends on the rainfall3:53there.3:53Containment gains give residents more protection against fire spread.3:57Rain could still create a different hazard on the burned ground.4:00Forecasters haven't pinned down how much rain will fall or how intensely over the4:04individual fire scars.4:05Fire suppression repair is planned for Norte's burned scar as Wednesday and4:09Thursday's rain approaches.4:10The work's detailed scope and completion timetable haven't been announced.4:14Neighborhood evacuation orders have ended, while access restrictions on the burned4:18terrain remain a separate part of recovery.مقاله را بخوانیدخط زمانی داستانHeyDexویدیوی کوتاه ↗چه کسی چه گزارش کردنکتههایی که بیش از یک رسانه گزارش کرد✓Homes damaged or destroyed by the Norte fireبهطور مستقل تأیید شده · ۱۱ رسانه✓Acreage burned by the Norte fireبهطور مستقل تأیید شده · ۱۱ رسانه✓Norte fire containment statusبهطور مستقل تأیید شده · ۱۰ رسانهAlleged cause of the Norte fire۸ رسانه✓People affected by Norte fire evacuationsبهطور مستقل تأیید شده · ۷ رسانهNorte fire start time and location۷ رسانهFirefighters injured while fighting the Norte fire۵ رسانهSanta Ana winds driving or fueling the Norte fire۵ رسانهSDG&E outage near the time of the fire۴ رسانهComplaint filed over the Norte fire۳ رسانهNorte fire evacuation orders lifted۳ رسانهSouthern California temperatures, winds, and humidity۲ رسانهSDG&E statement on a possible connection to the fire۲ رسانهComplaint details about the SDG&E circuit outage۲ رسانههر سطر ادعایی است که از گزارش آن رسانه ثبت کردهایم. مقایسه تا ۱ آبان ۱۴۰۵ ساعت ۸:۰۳ (UTC).
