The fire front in the Tantanoola and Glencoe areas of South Australia has slowed.
The CFS has downgraded an emergency warning to a watch and act. It says, while the immediate threat to public safety has been reduced, it could still threaten lives.
Residents of the Glencoe, Glencoe West, Tantanoola and Burrungule areas have been told to remain vigilant and be aware of the increased danger as the weather conditions change overnight.
Previously, residents were told it was unsafe to leave the area by vehicle or by foot and told to seek refuge in their homes.
People in the area should listen to local news updates on a battery-powered radio, the CFS said.
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