... for the Texas Forest Service, said several fires have been sparked due to limbs falling on power lines. A large wildfire in Neches on Aug. 15 that burned 450 acres of timber was sparked this way. "Trees die, whether they are healthy or stressed," ...

... for the Texas Forest Service, said several fires have been sparked due to limbs falling on power lines. A large wildfire in Neches on Aug. 15 that burned 450 acres of timber was sparked this way. "Trees die, whether they are healthy or stressed," ...

... last several days, and fire officials warn the area is still drier than normal. In Bay County, the "Timbercrest" wildfire has burned about 40 acres in the Fountain area in the vicinity of Timbercrest Road and Burnout Road. Brian Goddin, wildfire ...

... chemicals and greenhouse gases. The researchers used tree ring records dating back to 1506 to link past wildfire activity in the forests of Patagonia with the Southern Annular Mode, a climate cycle that creates low atmospheric pressure in the ...

At least a dozen fires have flared up across Hays County in the past week with the latest round of blazes appearing suspicious, officials say.

This 2010 photo shows the aftermath of a wildfire outside the town of Futaleufu in southern Chile.

... steps to decrease our exposure to this hazard. Each Hill Country community should definitely prepare a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP). Local wildfire protection plans can take a variety of forms, based on the needs of the people involved ...

... from tubs to front yards. An April storm teased Robert Lee, but instead of rain, a lightning strike started a wildfire that chewed up 169,000 drought-starved acres. The worst Texas drought since the 1950s has this ranching town of nearly 1,110 ...

A new University of Colorado Boulder study indicates a major climate oscillation in the Southern Hemisphere that is expected to intensify in the coming decades will likely cause increased wildfire activity in the southern half of South America.

... from tubs to front yards. An April storm teased Robert Lee, but instead of rain, a lightning strike started a wildfire that chewed up 169,000 drought-starved acres. The worst Texas drought since the 1950s has this ranching town of nearly 1,110 ...

... from tubs to front yards. An April storm teased Robert Lee, but instead of rain, a lightning strike started a wildfire that chewed up 169,000 drought-starved acres. "We can't catch a break," said Eddie Ray Roberts, the city's water superintendent. ...

... from tubs to front yards. An April storm teased Robert Lee, but instead of rain, a lightning strike started a wildfire that chewed up 169,000 drought-starved acres. The worst Texas drought since the 1950s has this ranching town of nearly 1,110 ...

... auled from tubs to front yards. An April storm teased Robert Lee, but instead of rain, a lightning strike started a wildfire that chewed up 169,000 drought-starved acres.

... from tubs to front yards. An April storm teased Robert Lee, but instead of rain, a lightning strike started a wildfire that chewed up 169,000 drought-starved acres. The worst Texas drought since the 1950s has this ranching town of nearly 1,110 ...

... RJ Sangosti, The Denver Post (THE DENVER POST Extreme weather is becoming the new normal, with tornado, flood, wildfire and drought records broken and $35 billion in damages this year, the National Weather Service said Wednesday in launching a new ...

Firefighters and an Oklahoma National Guard helicopter are on battling a brush fire in a wooded area of southeast Norman.

Firefighters and an Oklahoma National Guard helicopter are on battling a brush fire in a wooded area of southeast Norman.