Crews are making progress on the Ross Fire, which is now 76% contained. This fire is significant, ranking as the 15th largest in Texas' recorded history.
The fire began just a few weeks after the drought in North Texas was classified as minimal. However, conditions have worsened, with Fort Worth now experiencing severe drought.
Further information on the Ross Fire and its current status can be found through the source. Details on the fire's impact and the ongoing drought conditions are also available.
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