Wildfires Fueled by Dry Conditions Quickly Spread Across Texas and Oklahoma
A strong storm driving gusty winds and dry air across a parched landscape was fueling dangerous fire conditions across a wide swath of the country on Friday, from eastern New Mexico and Colorado to Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and even parts of the Midwest. Forecasters warned that more fire outbreaks appeared likely going into the weekend.
Texas, High Winds and Fire Danger
Our fire threat remains Elevated to Critical on Saturday as very low humidity remains in place, with gusty winds. Sunday will ...
The NWS Fort Worth TX released a red flag warning at 6:50 a.m. on Friday valid between 11 a.m. and 9 p.m. The warning is for ...
WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Two sheds caught fire in Waco Friday afternoon and the flames spread to grass, and later, a home. The ...
The Windmill and Rest Area wildfires Friday in the Texas Panhandle had burned thousands of acres and prompted evacuations.
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Two structures in Bartlett caught fire early Friday morning around 5:00a.m. under today’s Red Flag Warning at the 400 block ...
Strong winds and dry conditions fueled fires and dust storms last week. Dust kicked up by the winds traveled as far as West ...
A small town with just 16 residents is under mandatory evacuation as a massive wildfire rages, engulfing over 1,000 acres.
Fire crews in North Texas and around the state are working hard Friday to make sure any fires started by the high winds and ...
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