Thiên tai · Norte FireSome Norte Fire Evacuees Can Return With Blaze Just 5% ContainedĐã viết lúc 22:11 UTC 17 tháng 10, 2026XemBản chép lời0:07The Norte fire has damaged or destroyed six homes.0:10Some residents can now return, but evacuation orders still cover parts of two0:14communities and the fire spans 570 acres.0:18For families still barred from home, the unresolved question is when their0:21neighborhoods can safely reopen.0:23The fire spread from San Clemente into San Juan Capistrano under strong Santa Ana0:28winds.0:28It began Friday, October 16th, at 11.33 in the morning, near Portico del Norte and0:34Eminencia del Norte.0:35Officials reopened all of SCL 13 and the SJC 10B portion of San Juan Capistrano at0:41noon Saturday.0:42Orders remain for SCL 12, SJC 04, SJC 05 and SJC0:4810A.0:48Permission to return applies only within the released areas.0:51The released San Juan Capistrano area includes Stallion Ridge, San Juan Hills High0:56School, and the landfill off La Pata.0:58Before returning, residents should check their address on the official evacuation1:01map and follow Alert OC instructions.1:04Some roads or locations can remain restricted even within a reopened area.1:07Anyone still under an evacuation order must leave.1:10Returning residents should watch for emergency personnel and obey access1:14restrictions.1:15A neighborhood reopening doesn't guarantee that every home is habitable.1:18Fire officials count six homes damaged or destroyed.1:22They haven't said how many were total losses.1:24Flames fully engulfed homes near San Juan Capistrano, but the final assessment will1:29determine how each property is classified.1:31About 16,000 residents across roughly 6,000 homes were under evacuation orders at1:36the peak.1:37That measures the population covered by orders.1:40After Saturday's partial reopening, nobody has given a revised count of residents1:44still barred from home.1:45That peak figure belongs to the Norte fire alone.1:49It doesn't count how many people actually left.1:51An earlier Friday snapshot put nearly 13,000 people under threat, with orders or1:56warnings affecting about 4,000 homes, while the fire covered about 465 acres.2:01Saturday's early acreage estimate moved from nearly 500 to 570 acres.2:06but the fire had already reached 570 acres late Friday.2:10Crews held that footprint overnight while attacking the fire and strengthening2:14containment lines.2:15Firefighters raised containment from zero to five percent by Saturday morning.2:18The midday update kept the fire at 570 acres and 5% containment.2:23A circulating 50% figure isn't supported by the fire agency's updates.2:27Two firefighters suffered heat-related injuries, including heat exhaustion for at2:31least one.2:32Both were taken to hospitals and were in stable condition.2:35Saturday morning, more than 400 firefighters were described as battling the Norte2:39fire.2:40Friday evening's deployment figures placed about 400 personnel on scene, with about2:44400 more on the way.2:45Those snapshots don't provide a current staffing total.2:48The separate figure of more than a thousand firefighters covers the wider Southern2:52California response, which includes other fires.2:54Southern California faced temperatures in the 90s, very low humidity and gusts above2:5950 miles an hour.3:00Some Santa Ana gusts exceeded 70.3:02Those regional conditions helped fires spread beyond Orange County including the3:06Bryson fire near Malibu and the Henderson fire in San Diego County.3:10Friday's wider regional assessment put 6 million people in fire danger.3:14Utilities had preventively shut off power to more than 100,000 customers to reduce3:18ignition risks from downed lines.3:21Those are regional figures rather than a current Orange County outage count.3:25The regional warning area stretched from north of Santa Clarita to the Mexican3:29border.3:30Conditions varied across that corridor.3:32Saturday's weather outlook forecast winds decreasing into Sunday, October 18th, and3:37humidity recovering into the following week.3:39Cooler weather, stronger westerly winds, and chances of rain were forecast for the3:43middle to end of the week.3:45That offers the prospect of better firefighting conditions.3:48Evacuation orders still require a specific decision from officials before residents3:53can return.3:54The Boys and Girls Club in San Juan Capistrano is the designated overnight shelter.3:58The San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente Community Centers are listed for daytime4:02care and reception.4:03from 8 in the morning until 8 at night.4:05The overnight shelter opened Friday evening at 8.4:08Animals are allowed, residents should bring medications, and officials discourage4:12unsolicited donations.4:13Separate animal care resources are listed at OC Animal Care in Tostin and Casa in4:18San Clemente.4:19The public information number is 714-628-7085.4:24The facilities remained on official midday listing Saturday.4:27Residents should check for updates as access and assistance arrangements change.4:31Federal assistance will help local, state, and tribal agencies apply for4:35reimbursement of 75% of eligible fire suppression costs.4:39California secured that grant Friday.4:40Its cost share pays toward agency firefighting expenses.4:44Household property losses require separate assistance.4:46Orange County had extra resources in place before the fire began.4:50Thursday's advanced deployment included 45 firefighters and support personnel4:54alongside equipment intended to speed the response when dangerous winds arrive.4:58The equipment included five engines, a bulldozer, a water tender, and a helicopter.5:03along with a hand crew.5:04Local fire officials directed staging and assignments, and the State Operations5:09Center was activated to coordinate the response.5:11Those preparations were part of a fourteen county operation, with deployments5:15beginning october fourteenth.5:17The county count describes where resources were positioned ahead of dangerous5:20weather.5:21Nor day's footprint remained 570 acres in Saturday's latest official status.5:26The fire's cause is still under investigation.5:28By Saturday afternoon, officials hadn't set a time for lifting the remaining5:32evacuation orders.5:33Residents in SCL twelve, SJC 04, SJC zero five, and SJC5:39ten.a must remain out until their specific area receives authorization to reopen.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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