One Year After Smokehouse Creek Fire Destructive Texas Blaze
The Smokehouse Creek Fire anniversary marks a year since the Feb 26 2024 start near Stinnett Hutchinson County. It scorched 1.1 million acres, destroyed over 100 homes, killed at least two people, and killed 15000 cattle. Evacuations and road closures underscored extreme fire weather across the region. Local officials emphasize prescribed burns and TxDOT right of way burning as prevention, while state agencies warn of ongoing high wildfire risk and ramped emergency measures. Governors, legislators and agencies push for prevention, funding and relief to Panhandle communities.
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