Current Wild Fire Situation - March 3, 1011 - San Angelo Standard Times

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, San Angelo, Texas - Latest Answer:

• Over the last seven days, Texas Forest Service responded to 94 fires burned 138 351 hectares.
• Yesterday (Wednesday, March 2), Texas Forest Service responded to 21,951 hectares burning fire, including a fire of 350 acres in Howard County, and major fires in Newton, San Augustine counties.
• The Matador in Motley County West fire was contained Wednesday and the rest is 27 February in the containment closely.
• Another helicopter was type I for Eastern Europe because of the growing threat in North Texas has ordered.
• The Asheville Hot Shot support crew on the way to North Carolina to the fire in Brewster County.
• 153 Texas counties reporting burn bans (map attached).

New large fires on Wednesday:

Sulpher draw fire, Howard County. 350 acres, contains 95 percent. The fire is burning 10 miles west of Big Spring. An oil well and oil platforms were threatened. An outbuilding was lost.

FIRE Deweyville, Newton County. Containing 150 acres, 90 percent. The fire is 22 miles north of Beaumont in the combustion of a plantation of four years. No structures are threatened.

GLENN OAKS, County of San Augustine. Containing 100 acres, 90 percent. The fire is 18 miles south of San Augustine burning in plantations and hardwood mix. No structures are threatened.

local perspectives:

• Temperatures will rise with very dry air, especially in West Texas. Temperatures in the mid-80 will be over 10 to 15 degrees above normal across the plains, and relative humidity values of the single digits in parts of West Texas to nearly 25 30 per cent in central Texas.
• Wind west and southwest 15 to 20 mph will drive the hollow is about Abilene and San Angelo.
• The humidity will continue to rise slowly from the immediate coast, but inside, at least the relative humidity values may fall to 20-30 percent with winds more at 15-20 mph.
• Continuing south wind in the south and east Texas will reduce moisture and humidity trend is discernible, but the south winds will be in addition to 15 km / h areas.

Prevention messages:

• Make sure your family has a plan for evacuation. Part of your plan should identify the collection of important documents and prescription drugs and where to go if you must evacuate. Remember when you asked to evacuate, do so!
• Follow outdoor burning bans. Do not burn garbage or waste, if conditions are dry and windy. Hazardous combustion of leaves, brush, household garbage and other debris is the No. 1 cause of wildfires in Texas.
• The most common cause of forest fires is human: Careless debris burning, campfires unattended, dumping hot ashes of charcoal or hot, driving on a tire, flat park or drive in a dry-tracks of grass in the street and welding, all fires can cause.
• Remove combustible materials away from your house.

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