US EditionFirefighters face difficult weather conditions as they battle the largest wildfire in Texas history
- Firefighters in Texas battle the largest wildfire in state history, containing it along the northern and eastern perimeter, facing potential fire dangers.
- The fire in the Texas Panhandle has burned over 1,700 square miles, merging with another fire, and leaving a landscape of destruction, including as many as 500 structures burned.
- The ongoing fire threatens the area, causing devastating losses for individual ranchers, with thousands of dead cattle estimated, impacting the Texas cattle industry.
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Firefighters also worked on Saturday to fight Texas' largest wildfire so far.
As the state of Texas was ravaged by one of the largest fires of all time, firefighters faced increasingly difficult weather conditions on Saturday.
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Firefighters face difficult weather conditions as they battle the largest wildfire in Texas history
The Smokehouse Creek Fire that began Monday has killed at least two people.
Firefighters face difficult weather conditions as they battle the largest wildfire in Texas history
Firefighters battling the largest wildfire in Texas history face increasingly difficult weather conditions. The National Weather Service says warm temperatures, strong winds and low humidity are expected Saturday and Sunday, allowing fires to grow and spread quickly. The Smokehouse Creek Fire that began Monday has killed at least two people, left a charred landscape, dead cattle and destroyed as many as 500 structures, including burned-out homes…
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Firefighters face difficult weather conditions as they battle the largest wildfire in Texas history - Seymour Tribune
STINNETT, Texas (AP) — Firefighters battling the largest wildfire in Texas history face increasingly difficult weather conditions on Saturday. The Smokehouse Creek Fire that began Monday has killed at least two people, left a charred landscape of scorched prairie, dead cattle and destroyed as many as 500 structures, including burned-out homes, in the Texas Panhandle. […]
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