Texas Panhandle Wildfires: Over 1 Million Acres Burned

The largest wildfire in Texas history continues to rage, with critical conditions expected to persist.

The Smokehouse Creek Fire has burned more than 1 million acres in the Texas Panhandle, making it the largest wildfire in Texas history.
At least two people have died, and thousands of livestock have been killed, with significant damage to crops and infrastructure.
A new fire, the Roughneck Fire, emerged in Hutchinson County, prompting evacuations in the town of Sanford.
Firefighters have made some progress, with the Smokehouse Creek Fire 15% contained and other fires in the region also partially contained.
Officials warn of ongoing critical fire conditions, urging residents to remain vigilant and avoid activities that could start new fires.