Summary
A fast-moving wildfire called the Norte Fire has damaged homes and forced thousands of people to leave their homes in Southern California. Firefighters are working hard to stop the fire, which is growing because of strong warm winds and dry conditions.Key Facts
- The Norte Fire started in San Clemente and spread to San Juan Capistrano in Orange County.
- The fire burned between 188 and 231 hectares (465 to 570 acres) and damaged at least six homes.
- About 6,000 homes and 16,000 people were ordered to evacuate.
- Firefighters use both ground crews and helicopters to fight the fire.
- Strong Santa Ana winds, reaching speeds of up to 90 km/h (55 mph), are helping the fire spread quickly.
- High temperatures and low humidity are making the fire worse.
- Power outages affected tens of thousands of people in Los Angeles County as a safety precaution.
- Other nearby fires include the Bryson Fire near Malibu and the Henderson Fire in San Diego County.
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