Summary
Wildfire danger in Texas is increasing, and officials are urging residents to be careful with activities that might cause sparks. The Texas Division of Emergency Management has stated that the state is at Preparedness Level 3, requiring additional resources due to warm, dry, and windy conditions.
Key Facts
- Texas is experiencing ongoing wildfire threats and has declared a Preparedness Level 3.
- Over 30,000 acres have burned across the state due to 21 wildfires.
- Residents in San Antonio, Austin, and Del Rio face extreme fire risk warnings.
- Preparedness Level 3 signifies increased wildfire risk due to weather conditions.
- Officials advise avoiding spark-causing activities and respecting local burn bans.
- Maps show where fire danger is present, helping residents understand local risks.
- Nearby states like Kansas and Oklahoma are also facing wildfire threats.
