shows fire 's devastation A two-day search that ended Monday found no human remains amid the scorched wreckage , authorities said . But Deputy Police Chief Michel Moore said authorities still have n't accounted for the residents of 166 homes , and he wanted them to check in with investigators . `` Help us bring full closure to this , '' Moore said Monday evening . Watch how fires destroyed hundreds of homes '' Moore said residents of the mobile home park would be allowed to return Tuesday `` to come in and collect their belongings . '' The largest of three fires , the Freeway Complex fire , had set ablaze nearly 29,000 acres in Orange , Los Angeles and Riverside counties . Most of the damage was in Orange County , in the Los Angeles suburbs of Anaheim and Yorba Linda , where more than 100 homes were destroyed . Fire officials said the blaze , with 3,700 firefighters and other emergency personnel battling it , was about 40 percent contained Monday . Watch how it may take days to contain fires '' iReporter Carol Menke said she last saw her home in the Hollydale Mobile Home Estates
LOS ANGELES , California -LRB- CNN -RRB- -- Firefighters will need at least until midweek to get control of wildfires that have destroyed more than 900 homes and other structures in Southern California , a Los Angeles County Fire Department spokesman says . High winds have fanned blazes from Santa Barbara to Anaheim since Thursday , scorching an estimated 40,900 acres of land . Sustained winds eased Monday , but locally gusty conditions and humidity in the single-digit range could continue into Tuesday , the National Weather Service predicted . `` If we were being very optimistic , we would be looking at the middle of the week , '' Los Angeles County fire Capt. Dennis Cross said . `` If the weather forecast holds and we continue to get the great work being done in the last 24 hours , we 're hoping midweek . '' The most extensive losses have been in the Oakridge Mobile Home Park in the Sylmar district of Los Angeles , where winds clocked as high as 70 mph drove a wall of flames across the hillsides and destroyed nearly 500 of the park 's 608 mobile homes on Saturday . iReport.com : Map