Norte Fire Map Shows Orange County Evacuations as Blaze Burns in California
Summary
A wildfire called the Norte Fire spread to 250 acres in Orange County, California, causing evacuation orders for parts of San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano. Firefighters are working to control the fire as some homes have already burned. Other wildfires are also active in Southern California.Key Facts
- The Norte Fire started near Portico Del Norte and Eminencia Del Norte in San Clemente.
- The fire has burned 250 acres and is threatening homes in nearby areas.
- Evacuation orders affect specific zones in San Clemente (Zones 12 and 13) and San Juan Capistrano (Zones 4, 5, and 10).
- Residents in these zones must leave immediately for safety.
- Evacuation warnings are in place for nearby areas, where residents should prepare to leave if needed.
- Other active fires in Southern California include the Henderson Fire (2,080 acres, 0% contained) in San Diego County, the Bryson Fire (147 acres, 17% contained), and the Peak Fire (43 acres, 41% contained) in Los Angeles County.
- Orange County Fire Authority is managing the Norte Fire.
- CAL FIRE provides updates on fire sizes and containment levels.
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