Smokehouse Creek Fire Now Second Largest On Record In Texa

Smokehouse Creek Fire Now Second Largest On Record In T In the texas panhandle, the smokehouse creek fire that broke out earlier this week has since extended to nearly 1.1 million acres, firefighters said thursday, quickly becoming the "largest and. The smokehouse creek fire has burned 500,000 acres since igniting monday afternoon, making it the second largest wildfire on record in texas, according to the texas a&m forest service.

Smokehouse Creek Fire In Texas Is Now State S Second Largestо A vast and growing wildfire, one of several burning in the texas panhandle, has now become the largest on record in the state. desiree rios for the new york times. angela noble assesses the damage. The smokehouse creek fire has burned 500,000 acres since igniting on monday, making it the second largest wildfire on record in the lone star state, according to the texas a&m forest service. The smokehouse creek fire has now torched more than 1 million acres in texas alone, making it the largest fire on record in the state. texas, on tuesday when the smokehouse creek fire swept. The second largest wildfire on record in texas raged across 850,000 acres on wednesday, as firefighters from around the state tried to contain it. the blaze has consumed houses, burned vast ranch.

Smokehouse Creek Fire Now Second Largest On Record In T The smokehouse creek fire has now torched more than 1 million acres in texas alone, making it the largest fire on record in the state. texas, on tuesday when the smokehouse creek fire swept. The second largest wildfire on record in texas raged across 850,000 acres on wednesday, as firefighters from around the state tried to contain it. the blaze has consumed houses, burned vast ranch. On sept. 4, 2011, a massive wildfire erupted in central texas. the bastrop county complex fire, east of austin, became the most destructive wildfire in texas history. more than 1,600 homes and. Desiree rios for the new york times. the smokehouse creek fire, the largest on record in texas, has burned more than one million acres in the state’s panhandle and continues to pose challenges.