Ross Fire roars through North Texas, scorching about 85,000 acres in three days
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The Ross Fire in North Texas grew to about 85,000 acres across Palo Pinto and Jack counties in three days, becoming one of the Dallas-Fort Worth area’s largest wildfires; it prompted evacuations, road closures and shelter operations, with 21% containment reported as crews faced strong winds and heat, and FEMA approved a Fire Management Assistance Grant; no injuries were reported and smoke impacted air quality.
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