Thousands of residents have been evacuated as the rapidly spreading Ross Fire exploded to 50,000 acres across parts of Texas.
The Ross Wildfire, fueled by heat and bone-dry conditions, is raging across Palo Pinto and Jack counties in Texas.
The Ross Fire in North Texas, which had grown to around 50,000 acres, was only 5% contained by Tuesday morning, according to ...
Palo Pinto, one of the counties strongly advised to evacuate due to the fire, is forecast to reach 109 degrees on Tuesday and ...
Montgomery County is sending a team to North Texas to help battle the Ross Fire, which has burned more than 50,000 acres.
The National Weather Service issued an evacuation order for part of southern Jack County due to the spreading wildfire.
The Ross Fire has burned 50,000 acres in North Texas, damaging structures and prompting an evacuation alert that has since been superseded.