Bushfires burning across Western Australia have all been downgraded as Premier Roger Cook thanked first responders for their efforts.
An emergency warning had been issued on Sunday for a fire burning at Kwolyin and Pantapin in the shire of Bruce Rock.
Another fire in the same shire closer to the coast had been burning at a watch and act level.
Both were downgraded later on Sunday to fire alerts, ending a horror week for the state with homes and other buildings destroyed.
Authorities said 70 fires were still burning at some level across WA.
Mr Cook said while the Bruce Rock fire was contained, it was not fully controlled.
"Despite the winds and scorching conditions, there have been no flare-ups," he said.
The premier said fire chiefs were hopeful the blaze would be controlled later on Sunday.
Across the current fires, 18 houses have been destroyed, another five damaged and 34 structures such as sheds, impacted.
Mr Cook said everyone who had lost property has been contacted by government agencies.
Federal Emergency Management Minister Murray Watt has flagged disaster recovery assistance - jointly funded by the federal and WA governments - will be made available to those affected.
After several days of scorching temperatures, Perth is set for some much-needed relief.
While the mercury hit 38.6C on Sunday a top temperature of just 25C is expected on Monday.
