N. Texas ‘Ross Fire’ Leads to Evacuations; 50,000 Acres Burned
The blaze is 5% contained as crews from across Texas and beyond battle rapid growth and protect about 630 evacuated homes.
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Ross fire burns 50,000 acres while heat dome moves toward Missouri
Out west, dry conditions are fueling dangerous wildfire growth. In Nevada and Texas, months of below-normal rainfall have left vegetation critically dry, and that dried-out landscape is turning into fuel for fast-moving fires. Firefighters in both states are battling blazes that are spreading quickly, pushed along by gusty winds and low humidity. Officials say the The post Ross fire burns 50,000 acres while heat dome moves toward Missouri appear…
N. Texas ‘Ross Fire’ leads to evacuations; 50,000 acres burned
A large wildfire which sparked Monday in North Texas has rapidly expanded, burning 50,000 acres in just 24 hours and sparking a large response from multiple agencies, including some from Southeast Texas.
The Ross Fire, which started near Palo Pinto, Texas, quickly grew to about 50,000 acres and forced evacuations in parts of two counties.
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