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Mason County wildfire burning an estimated 4,000 acres
TEXAS, USA — Crews are working to put out a Central Texas wildfire spanning across an estimated 4,000 acres. The Texas A&M Forest Service said Friday morning that the North Art Complex Fire was burning approximately 3,000 acres in Mason County, roughly 118 miles away from the Austin area. As of 10:20 a.m., the fire was only 10% contained.
Mason County wildfire ignited by lightning, forest service says; 4,300 acres burned and 80% contained
The Mason Volunteer Fire Department along with other fire departments across the Hill County are working to put out a wildfire in Mason County Friday morning. The wildfire is located seven miles east of Mason near the intersection of North Art Road and Highway 29.
Wildfire burns estimated 4,000 acres in Central Texas
TEXAS, USA — Crews are working to put out a Central Texas wildfire spanning across an estimated 4,000 acres. The Texas A&M Forest Service said Friday morning that the North Art Complex Fire was burning approximately 3,000 acres in Mason County, roughly 118 miles away from the Austin area. As of 10:20 a.m., the fire was only 10% contained.
Weekend Forecast: Blistering Heat with a Chance of Showers in West Texas
SAN ANGELO, TX - West Texas residents are in for a scorching weekend as extreme temperatures continue to grip the region, but there’s a slight chance for some relief. The National Weather Service has issued another Excessive Heat Warning for the Big Country, including Abilene, where temperatures are expected to climb as high as 110°F on Friday. Meanwhile, a Heat Advisory is in effect for the Concho Valley, Heartland, and Mason County, with forecasts predicting highs between 105°F and 110°F. Learn More Here.
Mason County wildfire fully contained as of Sunday afternoon
TEXAS, USA — A Central Texas wildfire spanning more than 4,000 acres has been fully contained. The Texas A&M Forest Service initially said Friday morning that the North Art Complex Fire was burning approximately 3,000 acres in Mason County, roughly 118 miles away from the Austin area. As of Sunday, the now-4,300-acre fire is fully contained.
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