Southern California fires subside as winds weaken

Strong Santa Ana winds that fueled wildfires in Southern California have subsided, allowing firefighters to make progress on several blazes, including the Norte fire in San Clemente, which is now 25% contained. The region experienced significant damage and evacuations due to these fires, but recent rainfall and cooler temperatures are expected to reduce fire risk, although concerns remain about debris flows in burn scars from the recent wildfires. Emergency crews continue efforts to suppress and repair the affected areas while monitoring weather forecasts for additional storms that could pose new hazards.

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