The Smokehouse Creek Fire, the largest blaze in Texas history, has been contained after ravaging over 1 million acres in the state’s panhandle region. The fire, sparked by a falling electrical poll nearly three weeks ago, resulted in devastating losses, including the death of two civilians, a volunteer fire chief, and countless cattle. The Texas A&M Forest Service announced the containment of the fire in a recent update, indicating that the Windy Deuce Fire, which charred over 100,000 acres, is also under control. Despite the containment, local units remain vigilant in monitoring the situation for any potential flare-ups. The community continues to grapple with the aftermath of the wildfires, with families displaced and structures destroyed. The investigation into the cause of the Smokehouse Creek Fire, which Xcel Energy suspects may involve one of its power lines, remains ongoing as Texas begins the process of recovery and rebuilding in the wake of this unprecedented tragedy.
Texas’ Largest Wildfire, Smokehouse Creek Blaze, Contained After 3 Weeks, US
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