Ross Fire swells to 90,000 acres as North Texas faces large wildfire

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The Ross Fire in North Texas has grown to about 90,000 acres since it began near Palo Pinto County on Aug. 24, with roughly 31% containment and active spread as of Sept. 1; hot, dry conditions continue to fuel the flames, prompting evacuations and road closures while crews from outside the state bolster efforts. A wildfire tracker and smoke map are available for updates.
- Ross Fire grows to 90,000 acres. See wildfire tracker and smoke map Yahoo News Canada
- 'It is devastating': More than 100 livestock believed killed in massive Ross Fire WFAA
- Ross Fire has burned in North Texas for three days The Texas Tribune
- Midland County fire marshal deployed to Ross Fire CBS7
- Texas Fire Map: Current wildfires burning around San Antonio and the Hill Country San Antonio Express-News
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