Norte Fire Images Show Multiple Homes Destroyed As Blaze Explodes
Summary
A fast-moving wildfire called the Norte fire destroyed and damaged several homes in Southern California, leading to evacuation orders for thousands of residents. Firefighters are working to control the blaze, which has spread over hundreds of acres, while officials continue to investigate its cause.Key Facts
- The Norte fire started near Portico Del Norte and Eminencia Del Norte in San Clemente around 11:30 a.m. on Friday.
- Strong Santa Ana winds, dry plants, and warm temperatures helped the fire spread quickly.
- The fire grew from 10 acres to 570 acres with zero containment as of Saturday morning.
- About 4,000 homes were under evacuation orders, affecting around 13,000 people.
- Multiple homes on Via La Mirada in San Juan Capistrano were burned or damaged.
- Firefighters are working overnight to control hotspots and keep the fire from spreading.
- Evacuation shelters opened in San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente for displaced residents.
- Two firefighters were hospitalized due to heat-related injuries during the firefighting efforts.
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