Texas isn't the only state facing fire weather. In Oklahoma, hundreds of homes have been destroyed due to fires. Over 300 homes and structures were destroyed in the fire, according to The ...

A fast-moving wildfire, fueled by gusty winds and ... the fire risk highest in an area extending from northern Texas across central Oklahoma into southeast Kansas and including a smidgen of ...

Weather forecasters in Texas and Oklahoma are warning of a potential wildfire outbreak due to the dry conditions prevalent in both states. The National Weather Service has reportedly labeled ...

Already some fires have sprouted in Oklahoma and Texas amid winds gusting over 70-85 mph. Evacuations are underway in the town of Alanreed, Texas, due to a wildfire, according to Texas A&M Forest ...

In Oklahoma alone, more than 150 blazes were burning ... Kevin Stitt said Saturday morning, as dangerous fire conditions persisted from Texas to Nebraska. The fires were fueled by low humidity ...

the intensifying pattern was predicted to fuel wildfire outbreaks — including in areas that experienced destructive fires in recent days. On Tuesday, wildfires burned in Texas and Oklahoma.

Very dry, warm and windy conditions made for extreme fire weather conditions across Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. "Several large wildfire complexes" were burning Friday evening across central ...

The continued fire threat comes after four people were killed and over 140 injured in Oklahoma due to high winds and raging wildfires that ignited on Friday, officials said. More than 130 fires were ...

Officials are warning that high winds expected this week will again raise the risk of severe wildfires in Oklahoma ...

A red flag warning was declared due to gusty winds, low humidity and dry vegetation — which all pose wildfire risk — and will remain in effect for much of Oklahoma until 10 p.m. Tuesday.

Oklahoma health officials said the infected individuals had “exposure associated with the Texas and New Mexico outbreak.” Health officials warn that the outbreak could "expand rapidly ...

The risk of wildfire in Oklahoma will continue until at least next week, but relief is on the way. A forecast from the National Weather Center says fire conditions remain elevated to near-critical ...