Forecasters Warn of ‘Wildfire Outbreak’ Across Texas and Oklahoma
The winds are expected to be strongest and the fire risk highest in an area extending from north Texas across central Oklahoma into southeast Kansas and including a smidgen of Missouri. Wind speeds could top 90 miles per hour in the most extreme cases.
Strong winds and dry conditions fueled fires and dust storms last week. Dust kicked up by the winds traveled as far as West ...
Laredo Morning Times on MSN12h
Fire weather watch issued for Laredo as Texas faces wildfire riskThe National Weather Service issued a fire weather watch for Laredo, following a red flag warning in Texas, due to dry ...
As red flag warnings crop up across wide swathes of West and North Texas this week, a section east of Dallas-Fort Worth could ...
According to the National Weather Service, the cap is a layer of relatively warm air, usually several thousand feet above the ...
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FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth on MSN1d
Dallas weather: Severe thunderstorm watch canceled, but extreme wildfire risk continuesThe severe weather threat appears to be over for North Texas. Now, the main focus is on an increased fire danger for Friday.
Cold front sweeping Texas this week bringing a hail and damaging wind threat to North Texas, freezing temps to Panhandle and ...
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The National Weather Service of Amarillo is offering free SkyWarn Spotter classes to educate people and give them an ...
Texans love to talk about the weather using phrases that mix real meteorology, folklore, adages and plenty of hyperbole to ...
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