Yesterday, we had super heavy winds and our windows were howling and whistling but just in case you don't know that San Diego County is right next to Orange County. Anyways, there is a huge fire called the #NorteFire and the folks there are being evacuated.Wild Forces Thousands to Evacuate in Orange County 👀 https://t.co/LDyoGoVvlu
— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) October 17, 2026
There's also at fire at Camp Pendleton, the Marine Corps Base, which is in San Diego County and next to Orange County. The fire there is called the #HendersonFire and if you've ever been to Pendleton, it's a huge base. Every military base has a Federal Fire Department on it but I don't know how their protocols work but most of you guys probably don't know this but military bases routinely have fire drills and you evacuate with all of your personal belongings because there are crazy people who call in threats and they have to sweep the area and we have a designated spot to report to and sound off.🔥The #HendersonFire in Northern San Diego County remains uncontained with over 2,000 acres burned as of this morning. Fanned by Santa Ana winds, any new fires that start in Southern California will be difficult to stop with these dry & windy conditions. #CAwx https://t.co/uIIAsZbUks
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) October 17, 2026
Let's hope and pray that everyone that is impacted by the fires stay safe and sound.
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