The largest wildfire in Texas history started one year ago. What are the current conditions?
It has been one year since the largest wildfire in Texas' recorded history ignited in the Texas Panhandle. DALLAS — One year ago this week, the Smokehouse Creek Fire erupted in the Texas Panhandle, becoming the largest wildfire in Texas recorded history, which goes back to 1988.
A fire in the Timber Bay subdivision on Saturday required assistance from multiple agencies, as it rapidly grew in size.
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A year after Texas’ largest wildfire, Panhandle residents tugged between hope and anxietyThe Panhandle town of Canadian is determined to move beyond the deadly fire. And yet, they are reminded almost daily another ...
Devastation from wildfires in California prompted Texas state officials to prepare for potential dangers considering the ...
This week marks the one-year anniversary of the start of the Smokehouse Creek Fire, the largest wildfire in state history.
The National Weather Service issued a Fire Weather Watch for parts of New Mexico and Texas, citing strong winds and low ...
The storms will arrive early Tuesday morning, potentially impacting the morning commute. The activity will move quickly into ...
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Multiple law enforcement agencies and the FBI thwarted a mass casualty event after arresting two teenage girls from Texas who ...
High temperature today in the mid 70s. Wind out of the W/SW 20-30mph, with gusts over 45mph. With dry air in place, these are ...
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