Wildfire in Texas Panhandle
Ranchers in the fire-scarred Texas Panhandle are facing the grim task of disposing of potentially thousands of dead cattle killed by smoke and flames. The largest wildfire in Texas history has claimed at least two lives, destroyed hundreds of structures, and burned over 1,700 square miles, with the risk of new fires due to weather conditions. Authorities are urging extreme caution as the fire continues to pose a threat.
Key Points
- Largest wildfire in Texas history in the Panhandle
- At least two confirmed deaths
- Over 1,700 square miles burned
- Threat of new fires due to weather conditions
- Authorities urging extreme caution