It rained in Central Texas. Why is there still a wildfire risk?

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It rained in Central Texas. Why is there still a wildfire risk?

The wet morning Central Texas had today did not do much to minimize today's critical wildfire risk

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Weather conditions may increase wildfire risk in Central Texas

Texas A&M Forest Service is urging residents to remain alert about outdoor activities that could spark a fire, including debris burning, welding and more in TX.

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In the next few days it will be dangerous for us - RBRS weatherman Karsten Brandt of donnerwetter.de warns against this. From tomorrow and at least until the weekend the risk of field and forest fire in the region rises.

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Wildfire Alert: Extreme Danger in Texas Tomorrow

Extreme wildfire danger is present across the western third of Texas today, and this risk will move eastward on Tuesday, affecting the western two-thirds of the state. Tomorrow is likely to be one of the highest wildfire threat days we’ve seen since the significant outbreaks in 2011, including the Bastrop Complex and other major wildland-urban […]

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Prepare for wildfires as potential continues

As wildfire potential continues across Texas, prepare and keep prevention top of mind.

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Prepare for wildfires as potential continues - MyParisTexas

As wildfire potential continues across Texas, prepare and keep prevention top of mind. “Dry conditions will persist into the weekend, continuing this week’s risk for wildfires,” said Jared Karns, Texas A&M Forest Service Fire Chief. “It’s important for Texans to prepare for wildfires, work to prevent them and heed warnings of local officials.” Ninety percent of wildfires are caused by people and their activities, meaning most are preventable. He…