Thiên tai · Norte FireNorte Fire Evacuations End at 60% Containment; Seven Homes Damaged or DestroyedĐã viết lúc 05:06 UTC 19 tháng 10, 2026XemBản chép lời0:07Authorities have lifted every Norte fire evacuation order, allowing residents to0:12return.0:12On October 17th, we reported 5% containment and only partial reopening.0:17Containment reached 25% that evening, then 60% Sunday.0:22The fire still covers 570 acres, and crews are working overnight to put out0:26hotspots.0:27What hazards still face residents returning to neighborhoods where firefighters are0:31continuing to work?0:32Villa La Murada remains closed to vehicles north of Esperanza so emergency crews can0:36work.0:36Residents of San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano must follow remaining access0:40restrictions.0:41The burn scar itself remains closed as an active fire hazard area.0:44The sheriff lifted the final orders at 6 Saturday evening and closed all shelters.0:49That release covered San Clemente Zone 12, San Juan Capistrano Zones 4 and 5, and0:54the remaining portion of Zone 10.0:56Earlier releases had included Stallion Ridge, San Juan Hills High School, and the1:00landfill off La Pata.1:02Damaged teams counted seven homes damaged or destroyed, updating the earlier1:06combined count of six.1:07Officials haven't said how many were total losses.1:10Seven families' properties are affected, but the assessment doesn't tell us how many1:14homes remain habitable.1:15The earlier four-home count covered San Juan Capistrano.1:18The six-home figure combined damage and destruction.1:21The later claim that seven homes were destroyed goes beyond the official assessment,1:25which still groups damaged and destroyed homes together.1:28About 16,000 residents and 6,000 homes initially came under evacuation orders.1:32Those figures describe everyone covered by the orders, rather than a head count of1:36people who left.1:37All mandatory orders have now ended.1:39Officials haven't said how many people still need somewhere else to live because1:42their homes were damaged.1:43Two firefighters were hospitalized with significant injuries, and both were stable1:48Saturday.1:49One had been released by Sunday.1:50Fire officials said both were doing well.1:53At least one was treated for heat exhaustion.1:55Earlier agency updates reported no civilian injuries.1:58467 firefighters were assigned Sunday morning, strengthening containment lines and2:03extinguishing hotspots.2:05The Orange County Fire Authority runs the response.2:08Crews are still looking for heat that could send embers into vegetation near homes.2:16An earlier deployment figure counted 750 personnel.2:20That broader category and Sunday's firefighter count describe different snapshots,2:25so they don't show a measured staffing reduction.2:27Fire crews expect to remain in the area for several days.2:30Captain Steve Concialdi said, We're going to be here for a number of days.2:34We don't want rekindling.2:36He warned that embers could ignite a palm tree or other vegetation, including2:40vegetation next to homes.2:41Santa Ana winds pushed the fire to 250 acres within its first hour Friday.2:46It began late that morning near Portico del Norte and Eminencia del Norte in San2:51Clemente, then spread into San Juan Capistrano.2:54Investigators are still determining what ignited it.2:57The weather outlook now favors less wind-driven spread.3:00Saturday's mountain high wind warning and inland Orange County wind advisory expired3:04at noon.3:05Coastal and inland heat advisories ran through Saturday evening.3:08Those alerts describe Saturday's conditions.3:10Sunday's fire-specific forecast calls for lighter winds and recovering humidity.3:14Sunday's forecast puts gusts generally below 10 miles an hour.3:18Humidity was near 30% that morning, with a forecast floor of 25%.3:22Overnight humidity is forecast above 80%, with nearby low clouds and localized fog.3:27Wines are forecast to become light and variable after sunset, with gradual cooling3:32and humidity recovery over the following days.3:35That gives crews more favorable conditions than the Santa Ana wines that drove the3:39initial run.3:40They still have to extinguish residual heat before it can restart a fire.3:43Capistrano Unified dismissed students early Friday at 10 schools, including San3:47Clemente and San Juan Hills.3:49The disruption also reached utilities.3:51An early nearby outage affected 496 customers.3:55A separate outage later that afternoon affected 2,351 customers.3:59The Ortega Highway on-ramp to the southbound five freeway also closed during the4:03initial response.4:04A request to conserve water was precautionary.4:07The fire authority said firefighters had no trouble getting water onto the fire.4:11Airbnb offered free emergency accommodation through a partnership with 2011 OC And4:16Orange County United Way residents seeking available resources can call 2011.4:21Emergency shelters have closed, but families whose homes are damaged may still need4:25temporary housing.4:26The Federal Fire Management Assistance Grant secured Friday lets responding agencies4:30seek reimbursement for 75% of eligible suppression costs.4:34That funding supports local, state, and tribal firefighting expenses.4:38Families with damaged property must seek housing and recovery help through other4:42resources.4:42A closed refrigerator may keep food safe for up to four hours without power.4:47A full freezer may last up to 48 hours and a half full freezer up to 24.4:52Returning residents should check food after any power interruption.4:55Refrigerators should be at or below 40 degrees Fahrenheit and freezers at or below5:00zero.5:01Discard perishables that stayed above 40 degrees for more than a few hours.5:05Around ash, wear appropriate protective equipment and avoid stirring it up.5:09Check local utility and water advisories before using services.5:13The return guidance calls for running hot and cold taps for at least three minutes5:17or until clear.5:18If running water is unavailable, use bottled water for hand washing.5:22If bottled water is unavailable too, use alcohol-based hand sanitizer.5:26Residents have permission to return to released neighborhoods, subject to access5:30restrictions.5:31Crews will continue working overnight and expect several more days on the fire.5:35The burn scar remains closed because hot spots and embers can still ignite5:39vegetation beside homes.Đọc bài viếtDòng thời gian câu chuyệnHeyDexVideo ngắn ↗Ai đưa tin gìNhững điểm có hơn một cơ quan báo chí đưa tin✓Homes damaged or destroyed by the Norte fireĐược xác nhận độc lập · 11 cơ quan báo chí✓Acreage burned by the Norte fireĐược xác nhận độc lập · 11 cơ quan báo chí✓Norte fire containment statusĐược xác nhận độc lập · 10 cơ quan báo chíAlleged cause of the Norte fire8 cơ quan báo chí✓People affected by Norte fire evacuationsĐược xác nhận độc lập · 7 cơ quan báo chíNorte fire start time and location7 cơ quan báo chíFirefighters injured while fighting the Norte fire5 cơ quan báo chíSanta Ana winds driving or fueling the Norte fire5 cơ quan báo chíSDG&E outage near the time of the fire4 cơ quan báo chíComplaint filed over the Norte fire3 cơ quan báo chíNorte fire evacuation orders lifted3 cơ quan báo chíSouthern California temperatures, winds, and humidity2 cơ quan báo chíSDG&E statement on a possible connection to the fire2 cơ quan báo chíComplaint details about the SDG&E circuit outage2 cơ quan báo chíMỗi dòng là nhận định như chúng tôi ghi lại từ bản tin của cơ quan đó. 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