Thousands of French wildfire evacuees return home as cooler weather moves in

Nearly two-thirds of the 224,000 people initially ordered to evacuate their homes in south-west France have now been allowed to go home.

French authorities gave the go-ahead Thursday for 84,000 evacuees forced out by a monster wildfire to go back to their homes in southwest France, the strongest sign yet that firefighters are turning a corner in their battle against the flames that have burned an area four times the size of Paris.

French authorities gave the go-ahead Thursday for 84,000 evacuees forced out by a monster wildfire to go back to their homes in southwest France, the strongest sign yet that firefighters are turning a corner in their battle against the flames that have burned an area four times the size of Paris. FRANCE 24's Carys Garl

French authorities are allowing 84,000 evacuees from a massive wildfire in southwest France to return home

Cooler weather and potential rain move into the French region torched by wildfires  Toronto Star

Higher humidity, cooler temperatures and a forecast for rain are raising hopes of relief for a parched portion of southwestern France engulfed by wildfires

Cooler weather and potential rain move into the French region torched by wildfires  AP News