Texas is preparing for more wildfires without a break from heat in forecast
The number of acres burned this year is dramatically lower compared to 2022. But a rash of new fires have put state and local officials on edge.
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The number of acres burned this year is dramatically lower compared to 2022. But a rash of new fires have put state and local officials on edge.
The number of acres burned this year is dramatically lower compared to 2022. But a rash of new fires have put state and local officials on edge.
LUBBOCK — State and local officials are increasingly wary of wildfires engulfing Texas as hot temperatures and dry conditions increase the potential for damage.
The number of acres burned this year is dramatically lower compared to 2022. But a rash of new fires have put state and local officials on edge.
The number of acres burned this year is dramatically lower compared to 2022. But a rash of new fires have put state and local officials on edge.