[h=1]'Unprecedented' wildfires, fierce winds lead to 'firenadoes' in California[/h] By Holly Yan, Gary Tuchman and Michael Martinez, CNN
updated 3:35 AM EDT, Fri May 16, 2014
Wildfires have scorched at least 10,000 acres in San Diego County
At least one body has been found burned
More than 15,000 residents have been evacuated
"It's a moving target," the San Marcos fire chief says
Have you been affected? Please share your photos and video with CNN iReport if you can do so safely. San Marcos, California (CNN) -- The good news: Temperatures and winds across scorched areas of southern California are starting to subside.
The bad news: Unruly wildfires keep barreling from one community to another, destroying homes and spawning "firenadoes" -- funnels of flames that look like tornadoes.
With 10,000 acres of land already devoured, thousands of homes are still in jeopardy as eight fires rage in the San Diego County area.
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