Texas Wildfire Center
Start with the highest-priority incidents, then check a Texas city or ZIP for nearby incident points and active fire-weather areas.
Meaningful updates in the last 24 hours
Active federal interagency incidents
Open an incident for discovery time, official update, cause, source links and map focus.
FEDERAL INTERAGENCY INCIDENTRoss Fire
Palo Pinto County
90,400 acres76% contained+
Ross Fire
Palo Pinto County
1 Miles W from Palo Pinto, TX
Reported cause: Human
FEDERAL INTERAGENCY INCIDENTWoodward Fire
Schleicher County
200 acres0% contained+
Woodward Fire
Schleicher County
Reported cause: Human
FEDERAL INTERAGENCY INCIDENTKurk Fire
San Saba County
824 acres75% contained+
Kurk Fire
San Saba County
6 Miles NE from Cherokee, TX
FEDERAL INTERAGENCY INCIDENTMCKITTRICK Fire
Culberson County
5.0 acresContainment not reported+
MCKITTRICK Fire
Culberson County
Reported cause: Natural
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Open Fire & Smoke Map ↗Prevent the next ignition
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Safety boundary: Texas Hazard Watch organizes official-source information. It does not detect new ignitions, issue evacuation orders, declare roads safe, or show an exact fire edge unless an official perimeter is available. Incident-point distance is straight-line distance to the reported point—not distance to flames or a safety boundary. Call 911 for immediate danger.