Texas Ross Fire Expands to Over 90,000 Acres, 38% Contained
The Ross Fire in Palo Pinto County, Texas, has consumed 90,400 acres since August 24, marking it as the largest summertime wildfire in the state since 2005. With 167 structures destroyed and 38% containment, the fire continues to pose a significant threat, requiring ongoing efforts from firefighters to strengthen containment lines and mitigate further damage.
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